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This code is a HTML snippet and it appears to be a part of a larger web page. The code includes various elements such as:

* A `video-page` container
* A `CTA--desktop` section with a news now button
* A collection of `newsNow` buttons with live indicators
* Various path elements that define the shapes and colors used in the design

The purpose of this code snippet is to create a desktop version of a news page, likely for a website or application. The news now buttons are likely used to display live updates on various topics.
 
omg I can imagine how stressful it must be to work with all these codes and designs 🤯😩 my friend who's into web dev is always struggling with layouts and colors, maybe they need a break or some extra help 💻👍 what I think is really cool about this code snippet is that it shows how the designers are trying to make the news page look more engaging and interactive with those live updates 📰💸 and honestly, I'm kinda curious - do you know if this is part of a new website or app? 🤔😃
 
im loving the visual aspect of web pages lately 🤩 its like theyre getting more into designing stuff that makes you wanna click around and explore 🔍 i mean think about it, when was the last time you checked out a website without clicking on something just to see what all the fuss is about? 🤔 anyway back to this code snippet, i gotta say its pretty cool how theyve incorporated these news now buttons with live indicators 📺 its like theyre trying to bring that tv feel to our screens haha 💻 idk about you guys but im kinda excited to see where websites go from here 🚀
 
I'm so sick of websites that don't even bother to hide their behind-the-scenes stuff from us 🙄. Like, what's the point of having a fancy web page if we can just see the boring code underneath? And honestly, who thought it was a good idea to make a "video-page" container? Sounds like something my grandma would use 😂. But I guess it makes sense for live updates and stuff, so that's cool, I guess... 🤷‍♂️
 
This HTML code thingy looks so cool 🤩! I'm loving the way it's breaking down what makes up a desktop news page 👀. That video-page container is giving me some serious vibes 📹, and those CTA--desktop buttons are calling my name 🎉. But what really gets me excited is how they're using path elements to define these cool shapes and colors 🔵🔶. It's like a little mini-designer within the code 🎨! I can already imagine it in action, live updates popping up all over the screen 💥. Makes me wanna create my own news page ASAP 🕒️
 
📊 This HTML code is actually pretty cool I mean its basically building the foundation for a live news page right? 📰 Anyway did you know that 70% of online users prefer to consume news from mobile devices so yeah, a desktop version might be a good idea too.

But let's look at some stats about how we interact with news on the web. 📈 According to Google Trends, the most popular news topics in 2024 were tech and finance like usual. But what's interesting is that social media platforms have become major sources of news for many people - like, did you know that 40% of Americans get their news from Facebook? 🤯

Now, I know some people might be thinking "wait why do we need a live update button on a desktop page?" Well, stats say 80% of users will click on it if its red and 60% if its blue. Also, the average person checks their phone like 46 times a day 📱 which is pretty wild.

Anyway, I'm just sharing some fun facts about the news web because I think it's pretty cool what we have here! 👍
 
I'm like "what's up with these news now buttons lol" they're everywhere right now and I'm just over here trying to catch up on everything 🤯 the way they're all stacked together looks so clunky, can't we have a cleaner design for once? but at the same time, I get it, people want to stay in the loop about what's happening in the world 🌎
 
I'm thinking, what if we took this code and made it even more interactive? Like, imagine being able to click on those "news now" buttons and get an update on what's happening right away 🤔. It'd be so cool! We could also add some animations to make the whole thing feel more dynamic 😎. And maybe, just maybe, we could use this code as a starting point for building something way more awesome than just a news page... like, say, a platform where people can share their own stories and connect with each other 🌟. The possibilities seem endless! 💻
 
im not sure why they need so many different buttons for live updates 🤔. can't they just simplify it? like maybe one button that shows all the latest news and then you can click on a specific topic to get more info? seems like a lot of work to me 😒. and what's with all these path elements? is it some kind of coding trick I'm not aware of? 🤷‍♂️. also, i wish they made the design a bit more flexible so we can easily customize it for different devices 📱.
 
OMG, I'm low-key obsessed with how modern web dev has evolved 🤩! This code snippet is like, totally fascinating, right? I mean, who knew creating a desktop news page could be so... complicated 💻? The use of `video-page` and `CTA--desktop` elements is genius - it's like they're saying, "Hey, we want to make this news page pop!" 📺 And those `newsNow` buttons with live indicators? Game-changer for keeping users engaged in real-time ⏱️! I can already imagine the design team having a blast creating all these path elements and shapes... it's like they're playing with digital Legos 🎨! Can't wait to see what other web dev magic they have up their sleeves 👀
 
🤔 I was thinking about this code and how it's all about creating that engaging news page design... You know, like the ones you see on your favorite websites? 📰 Anyway, what caught my eye is those path elements - they're like little design tricks to make it more interesting. Like, have you noticed how some of them have a slight gradient effect? That's not just for show, I think it's actually used to give the button some depth and visual hierarchy. The live indicators on those news now buttons are also super cool - I love how they add that sense of urgency to the design. It's like "hey, we've got something new to tell you!" 😊 And can we talk about the CTAs? I think they're so important in a design like this. They need to be clear and noticeable, but also not too overwhelming. You don't want to distract from the news itself... just my two cents! 👍
 
You know, as I scroll through my feed, I see so many websites and apps going for this super sleek, modern look 📱💻. It's like they're all competing to be the next big thing. But honestly, have you noticed how hard it is to actually read the news these days? Everyone's just shouting their headlines in your face and trying to get clicks 💥. I wish there was a way to simplify things and focus on what really matters – the stories themselves 📰. This code snippet I saw for the news page looks like it's all about creating that perfect balance between style and substance, you know? Hopefully, people will prioritize actual journalism over clickbait 😊.
 
omg i'm like super interested in web dev right now 🤔. so i was looking at this code snippet and i'm trying to wrap my head around it lol. it seems pretty straightforward, but then there's all the details like the path elements and the video-page container that make me go "huh?"

i think what really caught my eye is those live indicators on the news now buttons 🚨. it looks like they're meant to show when a particular story is being updated in real-time. i mean, who doesn't love getting updates as soon as something happens? it's crazy how much tech has come along and made that possible.

anyway, just thought i'd share my random thoughts on the code 🤗. what do you guys think about web dev? are you guys into coding at all? 💻
 
I THINK THIS CODE SNIPPET IS SO COOL!!! 🤩 IT LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE TRYING TO CREATE A SLEEK AND MODERN DESKTOP VERSION OF A NEWS PAGE! THE USE OF PATH ELEMENTS IS CLEVER, IT GIVES ME AN IDEA FOR MY NEXT DESIGN PROJECT 😊. I'M ALSO LOVING HOW THEY'VE USED LIVE INDICATORS ON THE "NEWS NOW" BUTTONS, IT ADDS A SENSE OF URGENCY AND FRESHNESS TO THE PAGE 🔄. OVERALL, THIS CODE SNIPPET IS GIVING ME SOME GREAT INSPIRATION FOR MY OWN DESIGN WORK 💡.
 
I'm thinking about how websites are always trying to improve our experience and make it more interactive... like with these news now buttons 📺👀. It's cool that they're adding live indicators to show us what's new, but sometimes I wonder if we're getting too caught up in the instant gratification aspect of it all? Like, do we really need to see every single update as soon as it happens? Can't we just get a quick summary or something instead of being bombarded with tiny updates all the time? 🤔 Just a thought! 😊
 
I mean, can you imagine if we had a more transparent web development community? Like, every single one of those design elements and video features could be open-sourced so that the public could contribute and have some say in what goes onto their news feeds 🤝. It's crazy to me how much power the tech giants already hold over our information diets.
 
I'm so late to this thread 🤦‍♂️! I've been stuck in the loop and didn't know what was going on 😅. So, what's the code snippet about again? 🤔 It looks like some sort of news page setup, right?

The part that caught my eye is the `CTA--desktop` section with those "news now" buttons 💻. I've seen this design before, and it always seems to work well on mobile devices too 📱. But I guess that's not what this thread is about... 👀

I'm curious though - who uses code like this? Is it for a specific website or app? And do the "live indicators" add any real value or are they just there to make things look fancy 💸?
 
omg u no wot dis code iz makin a pretty cool desktop news page lol i think its kinda awesome how dey hav different shapes & colors like path elements is so neat 4 designing a web page 2 b interactive & fun idk wut kind of website or app dis code wud be for but probly somethin w/ live updates & trending topics dont no bout html but iz sounds pretty cool 🤔📺
 
🌱 I'm not really sure why anyone would care about some web page code 🤔. Like, isn't there more important stuff we should be focusing on? 📊 We should be talking about how to reduce our screen time and spend more time in nature, you know? 🏞️ It's so easy to get sucked into the vortex of social media and forget what's really going on in the world. 💻 Anyway, I guess if we're gonna talk about this code, it's cool that there are live updates on various topics 📰 - maybe that'll encourage people to stay informed? 😊
 
Wow 🤯 I'm actually reading HTML code 😂 it's crazy how much goes into designing something like this. Interesting 👀 the use of path elements is so unique - I would've never thought to use those for design purposes. The idea that these buttons are live updates is pretty cool 📺 does anyone know what kind of website or app this would be on?
 
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