I'm lowkey impressed with how the devs still use jQuery 
. Like, I know it's not the most modern tech anymore, but it's still widely used for a reason, right? 
The way they're using CSS Grid is super cool tho! I've been meaning to learn more about it and now I have an excuse 
. But, fam, the code organization needs some serious work 
. It's like a hot mess over here! Can't we just group those figure tags together and give them meaningful IDs? 
. Like, I know it's not the most modern tech anymore, but it's still widely used for a reason, right? The way they're using CSS Grid is super cool tho! I've been meaning to learn more about it and now I have an excuse . But, fam, the code organization needs some serious work . It's like a hot mess over here! Can't we just group those figure tags together and give them meaningful IDs? 
I'm more worried about accessibility issues. Who wants to navigate a website with no clear information or context? 
They need to make it easier for everyone to use their site, including people who are blind or have disabilities. Interesting 
I gotta say, I love seeing people talk about coding and how they can make it more efficient and accessible 
. To me, it's all about making stuff easier for everyone who uses it. And let's be real, there's nothing worse than clicking on a link or scrolling down a page to see that there's no clear indication of what's going on 
.
. It's all about making it work better for everyone, whether they're using a laptop or a smartphone 
. And honestly, I think that's something we can all get behind 
.