Next Generation 2025: 60 of the best young talents in world football

🤔 I'm not sure why websites still use `!important` in their CSS files, it just adds extra stress on the developer's head, like trying to remember where everything is hidden 🤯. And what's up with no accessibility features? Don't we want everyone to be able to read our articles on their tablet or whatever device they're using these days? Maybe just add some basic alt text and ARIA roles, it's not rocket science 💡.
 
🤔 I think what really stands out here is how a little bit of code organization and styling can make a big difference in terms of maintenance and performance. It's crazy to think that something as simple as moving some styles into an external stylesheet or adding accessibility features could have such a huge impact.

I also noticed the use of `!important` in the CSS - it's like, I get it, sometimes we need that extra oomph, but it can lead to debugging headaches down the line. It would be great if developers could find ways to avoid using it as much.

One thing I'd add is considering using a preprocessor or bundler to manage all these external styles and scripts - like, imagine having to update each one individually every time there's a change... 🤯
 
🤔 I'm not exactly a web developer, but it seems like there's some good stuff going on here, especially with that grid-based structure 📈. But at the same time, I think we can all agree that accessibility is super important 🔇. Like, what's the point of having a responsive layout if people who use screen readers can't even navigate it easily? We should definitely be adding some ARIA roles and semantic HTML elements to make this code more inclusive 🌎. And yeah, refactoring and consolidating CSS styles would help too - I mean, who doesn't love fewer files to keep track of? 💻
 
🤔 I think its kinda cool how the Guardian uses Next Gen series to display info on young football players... but idk why they havnt optimized the CSS styles more. Like, why use inline styles when u cud just put 'em in a separate stylesheet? 📁💻 Also, havin accessibility features like ARIA roles would make the page way more usable for people with disabilities 👍
 
You know, I was looking at that code snippet and I started thinking... it's like how we build our lives, right? We got some good foundation going on - structure, organization, all that jazz. But then there are those pesky areas where we gotta dig deeper, you feel me?

It's like when we're trying to make a change in ourselves or our relationships. We might get the basics down pat, but then we gotta tackle those tough issues, like code specificity and accessibility. 🤔

But here's the thing: it's not about being perfect; it's about making progress, one line of code at a time (or one step at a time). By breaking things down into smaller chunks and tackling them one by one, we can create something truly amazing.

And just like that code snippet, our lives are all about balance. We gotta have structure, but also be willing to refactor and consolidate - you know, make some space for new ideas and growth! 💡
 
omg I'm loving the Guardian Next Gen series 🤩 it's so cool how they use code snippets like this to bring us up close and personal with young football players 😊 I've been trying to learn more about web development on my own and it's awesome to see examples that are actually usable. one thing I'd love to see is more info on the design process behind these pages - how do the designers choose the colors and layout? 🎨💻 it's really interesting to think about how code can be both functional and visually appealing 😊
 
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