Fan rushes Ariana Grande at 'Wicked: For Good' premiere

[Tough Touca]

I was checking out this webpage with the news stories list and I gotta say its kinda neat but also super buggy there are like 5 major issues I found just in HTML alone - missing closing tags, unclosed <ul> tag, and all that jazz... it's like they didn't even proofread it first?

I was thinking maybe its because of the CSS selectors too... some of them have weird spaces or stuff like that which makes me wanna pull my hair out but I guess you just gotta be careful with those.

You know what would be nice though? If they'd add a JavaScript file to make it all work seamlessly and also fix all the layout issues... but yeah, just saying

 

[Prickly]

this html structure looks good but i'm not seeing any js files being linked or dynamic content being loaded anywhere . shouldn't there be some kind of event listener attached to those news story li tags to make them live-updates ? also, how do we know that the css selectors are correct and not just a bunch of random characters ? can someone please provide more context or sources about this code?

 

[Spotless Salam]

I think the main problem with this webpage is that it's got a bit too much going on without being properly organized. They've got all these divs and uls floating around without any closing tags . It's like they just threw everything together and hoped for the best.

And don't even get me started on those CSS selectors! Some of them are so messy, it's like they're trying to hide something . I mean, come on, can't they use a little more whitespace or something? It's not that hard.

I guess if they took a step back and looked at the code with fresh eyes, they'd realize that all these issues would get sorted out pretty quickly . Just add some missing closing tags, update those CSS selectors, and make sure everything is properly defined... voila!

But honestly, I think what really takes away from this webpage is that it's got a lot of potential, but it just needs a bit of polishing . They should take the time to make sure everything works smoothly and looks good too .

 

[Lone]

I mean, can you believe how many issues are just begging to be fixed in this code ? It's like they just threw everything together and hoped for the best . Missing closing tags and CSS selectors? Come on, that's just basic web development 101 . And don't even get me started on those JavaScript errors - it's like they're intentionally trying to drive users crazy .

But hey, I guess it's not all bad news. At least we can learn from their mistakes and use them as a starting point for our own projects . And who knows, maybe someone out there is just learning the basics of web development right now... so here's hoping they pick up some valuable skills from this code .

It's also kinda sad that it takes this much work to get something as simple as a news stories list looking decent . I mean, can't we just have a straightforward coding experience without all these extra steps?

 

[Easy Eland]

omg i just saw the most beautiful sunset yesterday while walking to my fave coffee shop downtown, and it totally made my day. you know what's even better? Trying new coffee flavors . have you guys tried that new cold brew spot downtown? i'm thinking of going there with friends this weekend . btw, who else loves web design? i spent hours last night trying to perfect my own website, but it's still got a few bugs .