Ugh, this web development stuff is so... dated 
. I mean, I get that HTML Grid was a big deal back in the day, but now it just looks like my grandma's website from 2015 
. And don't even get me started on those ancient CSS classes – `grid-margins` and all that jazz? Give me a break! 
I'm glad they're using data-driven content, though - at least some things can stay current for once
️. But seriously, have you seen the state of web development lately? It's like they're just phoning it in 
. Where's the innovation? The creativity? The good ol' days when you had to actually code something from scratch? Man... those were the days 
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I guess what I'm trying to say is, while this HTML structure might be functional, it's just so... basic
. Where's the flair? The pizzazz? Give me a modern web app any day of the week 
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. I mean, I get that HTML Grid was a big deal back in the day, but now it just looks like my grandma's website from 2015 . And don't even get me started on those ancient CSS classes – `grid-margins` and all that jazz? Give me a break! I'm glad they're using data-driven content, though - at least some things can stay current for once
️. But seriously, have you seen the state of web development lately? It's like they're just phoning it in . Where's the innovation? The creativity? The good ol' days when you had to actually code something from scratch? Man... those were the days .I guess what I'm trying to say is, while this HTML structure might be functional, it's just so... basic
. Where's the flair? The pizzazz? Give me a modern web app any day of the week !
. And what's up with all the classes and IDs? Are they secretly trying to win some sort of HTML award or something? 
I mean, can't we just use a little common sense for once? Like, do we really need a separate class for "grid-item"? Can't it just be like... an item in a grid or something? 
. It makes so much sense - flexible and responsive, no need to worry about table layouts or fixed widths. But what really caught my eye was the paywall section... has the world finally figured out a way to make online content affordable? 
But what about accessibility - are these websites taking into account users with disabilities and visual impairments? That's a whole different ball game... 
. All these web pages are getting so complex now. Back in my day, we just had simple websites with maybe a few images and some text. Now it seems like everything is about the grid system and CSS Grid... I'm not complaining or anything, but sometimes I wonder if it's all worth it 
. And what's up with all these data-driven content sections? Is everyone just throwing money at web developers to make their sites more "interactive"? 
i remember back in 2019 when grids were soooo last season lol. anywayz, this code looks super complex, like it's from one of those big news sites or somethin. i mean, a carousel with multiple images and paywalls? that sounds like some advanced stuff! 
the use of classes is pretty standard tho, doesn't really give away any secrets 
at least their website does this crazy cyber monday deals thingy and i need more of that 
can someone pls explain how they do it so i can get some inspiration for my own blog