It appears that you are using a screen reader or other accessibility feature to navigate the website. The content is presented in a structured and accessible format, with headings, paragraphs, images, and links.
The page contains several sections, including:
* A section for Wired Coupons, which lists various promo codes and discounts for different products and services.
* A section for news articles and blogs, which covers topics such as technology, business, and culture.
* A section for e-commerce, which allows users to purchase products online.
* A section for subscriptions, which offers various subscription plans for Wired magazine and other digital content.
The page is written in a clear and concise style, with short paragraphs and bullet points. The images are used to break up the text and add visual interest to the page. The links are clearly labeled and provide direct access to the relevant content or products.
Overall, the website appears to be well-structured, accessible, and easy to navigate.
The page contains several sections, including:
* A section for Wired Coupons, which lists various promo codes and discounts for different products and services.
* A section for news articles and blogs, which covers topics such as technology, business, and culture.
* A section for e-commerce, which allows users to purchase products online.
* A section for subscriptions, which offers various subscription plans for Wired magazine and other digital content.
The page is written in a clear and concise style, with short paragraphs and bullet points. The images are used to break up the text and add visual interest to the page. The links are clearly labeled and provide direct access to the relevant content or products.
Overall, the website appears to be well-structured, accessible, and easy to navigate.
it's about time we had better tech for all people not just those with screens 
I mean can you even imagine navigating a website without knowing what's going on because of bad layout or font size? 
it's like having to read the news in hieroglyphics or something ancient and frustrating 
anyway Wired seems to be doing a great job making their site user-friendly 
love the little sections for all the different things they offer, it makes sense 
I do wish there were more e-commerce options tho, shopping online can be so much fun 
And don't even get me started on their 'recommended' products - it's all about the brands and marketing dollars, not what's actually good for you. Plus, have you seen their website? It's all just a bunch of pretty pictures and fluff... where's the real content?! 
. I just made my own reusable beeswax wraps for grocery shopping and they're a total game changer 
. No more single-use plastic bags or wrapping paper for me! 
I also upcycled an old t-shirt into a cozy face mask during this pandemic 
. It's amazing how creative we can get when we want to reduce our waste and live more eco-friendly 
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! According to my research, 70% of users prefer to shop online, especially during the holidays 
. They're also killing it with their subscription plans - 40% of subscribers say they've increased their purchasing power due to access to exclusive content and discounts 
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! They're really catering to everyone's needs now.
. And did you know that 80% of users have found a better deal on Wired Coupons compared to other websites? 
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. Can't they just give us a clear and concise overview of what we're looking for? Like, can someone actually tell me if the code I'm using is legit or not? 
. A little more effort would go a long way in making my online shopping experience more enjoyable 
My eyes are going to hurt from all the flashing lights and fancy fonts 
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just saw this and I'm like "okay Wired magazine's website is accessible? how did they do that without me noticing I was navigating with assistive tech?" anyhooo, seriously though it's great to see that accessibility is being prioritized online, now if you'll excuse me I need to go find some coupons to save on my next gadget purchase 
. And the best part? It's super easy to find what you're looking for - whether it's a sweet promo code or an in-depth news article, everything is right there on the surface 
. Overall, I'm giving this website two thumbs way up 
. I mean, back in my day, we were lucky if our websites had more than 5 paragraphs of text on them! And don't even get me started on accessibility features - my grandma would've broken a hip trying to navigate all those new-fangled buttons and menus 
. But seriously, it's awesome that they're prioritizing making their site usable for everyone. And I love the layout, it's so clean and easy on the eyes 
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but still a great score 
it's like, we're living in 2025 and websites should be way more inclusive than this. maybe add some alt text to images or something? just a thought