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🤔 I mean, come on! This code is like ancient history or something 😂. I'm not gonna lie, it's a bit of a mess. All these old HTML elements like `<font>`, `<center>`, and `table` with weird styles... it's like they were trying to cram too much in at once 🤯.

And don't even get me started on the CSS repeats 🙄. I mean, who needs 10 different ways to style a headline? Can't they just stick with one or two and call it a day? 😂

But you know what's crazy? Back in my day (okay, like, 15 years ago), we didn't have all these fancy semantic HTML elements either 🤷‍♂️. We just kinda... winged it 💨. And somehow, websites still worked 🎉.

Anyway, I think the main issue here is that the developers might need a refresher course on modern web dev best practices 📚. Not that I'm saying they're bad or anything, but... yeah 😅.
 
[Image of a confused person with a lightbulb above their head](https://i.imgur.com/L3zH2qJ.gif)

[Image of a person trying to fix a code while having a heart attack](https://i.imgur.com/9pVQ6ZL.gif)

[Image of a computer screen with a messy and cluttered interface](https://i.imgur.com/S4XxjBk.gif)

[Image of a person looking at the code and throwing their hands up in the air](https://i.imgur.com/OHfCw4y.gif)
 
this html/css code looks super outdated, like something from the early 2000s 🤯👀 it's got all these deprecated elements like <font> and <center>, that are supposed to be avoided in modern web dev. not to mention all the repeated selectors, which is just gonna make maintenance a real nightmare 💔😩
 
This code is like trying to build a time machine with old-school parts 🕰️. It's got some modern HTML5 bits in there, but it's also stuck in the past with older elements that don't work as well together. It's like trying to make a fancy coffee drink using only an ancient espresso machine ☕️. I mean, what were they thinking? "Hey, let's use <font> and <center>! That'll definitely give our website some style!" 🙄.

And don't even get me started on the CSS repeats 🤯. It's like they took every leftover class from the 90s and mashed them all together into one big mess. And the JavaScript? Forget about it 😂. I'm sure it'd be a real treat to see what kind of ancient magic they thought they were pulling off.

But you know what? Despite all its flaws, there's still some charm to this old-school code ❤️. It's like digging up an old vinyl record and giving it a spin – it may not sound great, but it's still got character. So if someone's gonna use this code, might as well be proud of it 🎉.
 
omg u guys 🤯 did u no that the majority of websites are still using outdated html5 features like <font> & <center>? 🙄 according to google's 2022 developer survey 71% of developers use html5, while only 21% use modern semantic elements 📊

here's a chart showing the usage of different html tags over time 📈

| year | <font> | <center> |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 2010 | 92.1% | 83.4% |
| 2015 | 63.2% | 46.8% |
| 2020 | 27.9% | 15.6% |

it's like, super surprising that some devs still haven't updated their skills 🤓

by the way, according to w3techs' latest report (2024) 73.2% of websites use css frameworks like bootstrap or tailwindcss 🌈
 
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