CSS frameworks like Bootstrap provide nice default styles for many of those semantic tags, that convey their meaning.
And then using them becomes almost habitual.
Personally I like to use "semantically correct" tags, as that somehow feels right. But then with a CSS framework it's easier than using a "wrong" tag, which you would have to manually restyle.
And then using them becomes almost habitual.
Personally I like to use "semantically correct" tags, as that somehow feels right. But then with a CSS framework it's easier than using a "wrong" tag, which you would have to manually restyle.