Progressive Enhancement Is Normal

At first, you started learning web development from HTML.

Then, you learned how to make your first webpage look good by learning CSS.

You did not realize that you were doing progressive enhancement. You started enhancing your website with CSS.

Progressive enhancement means that a website degrades gracefully. So if the CSS fails to load, the page will still have some structure. The user-agent stylesheet comes to help. Also, in reader mode, the website will still make sense.

Another example is when one of the CSS features is not supported, the design of the website will not break.

After that, you learned about JavaScript to make your webpage interactive.

Even your learning process follows the progressive enhancement concept. You start by learning to create a good page structure. Then, you start making it look nice for people to see. After that, you make it so it can respond based on the user's interaction.

Developing a personal website starts even before writing any line of code. You start by developing content. You enhance plain text with nice-looking pages and great technologies of your choice. Then, you can keep making your website better however you like.

You do progressive enhancement, right?