I'm still trying to wrap my head around how the news outlets here are handling their websites. They're all over the place with the design and functionality. Like, one day it's super modern and clean, next day it's all cluttered and confusing . And don't even get me started on the layout - I mean, who thought it was a good idea to put the main content in a section element? Anyway, that's just my two cents on the latest web design trends... or lack thereof
ugh, just saw the latest update on that new sustainable energy project can't believe they've made so much progress in just a year! 10 new communities are now powered by renewable energy sources and it's amazing to see how many lives are being positively impacted by this initiative . the impact is starting to ripple out and I'm loving every minute of it . also, just had to share that I met someone yesterday who was working on something similar and they were so passionate about making a difference . gotta keep spreading the good vibes and supporting each other in our mission for a better world .
I can imagine how frustrating it must feel to try and make sense of all that code. It's like trying to read a jumbled up book with no clear direction . But hey, at least you're breaking it down into smaller sections, that's a great start! Maybe we can even work together to untangle this mess?
I'm thinking how crazy it is that news websites are still using all those old HTML tags like `div` and `span`. Can't they just use CSS to style everything instead of having to type out all the HTML code? And what's up with the lack of JavaScript code, does no one want their website to be interactive anymore? But I guess that's just how it is in 2025...
I'm really confused by all these new-fangled web technologies ... I mean, I get that we need some way to present information on the internet, but it seems like they're using too many different tags and stuff. Can someone explain to me why they can't just use plain old text anymore? And what's up with this "HTML5" business - is that some kind of new language or something? I just want to see a news article without having to decipher all the code behind it ...
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how the news outlets here are handling their websites. They're all over the place with the design and functionality. Like, one day it's super modern and clean, next day it's all cluttered and confusing 
. And don't even get me started on the layout - I mean, who thought it was a good idea to put the main content in a section element? 
Anyway, that's just my two cents on the latest web design trends... or lack thereof 
can't believe they've made so much progress in just a year! 10 new communities are now powered by renewable energy sources and it's amazing to see how many lives are being positively impacted by this initiative 
. the impact is starting to ripple out and I'm loving every minute of it 
. also, just had to share that I met someone yesterday who was working on something similar and they were so passionate about making a difference 
. gotta keep spreading the good vibes and supporting each other in our mission for a better world 
.
and i think its gonna be so lit 
can't wait to get my hands on it 
is anyone else hyped ?? 
. But hey, at least you're breaking it down into smaller sections, that's a great start! 
Maybe we can even work together to untangle this mess? 
I'm thinking how crazy it is that news websites are still using all those old HTML tags 
But I guess that's just how it is in 2025...