Boston Dynamics unveils humanoid robot Atlas

[Blue Bear]

I'm all about that layout life . This website structure is a mixed bag, ya know? On one hand, they're using semantic HTML5 elements which is awesome for accessibility . But then you've got these multiple video players and images just chillin' everywhere . I mean, isn't that a bit much? And have you seen those image optimization tips? Nice!

But, oh man, the security concerns are giving me anxiety . Missing `href` attributes and potential XSS vulnerabilities? No thank you! And don't even get me started on the best practices... id's and classes all over the place, CSS preprocessors would be a game changer .

And accessibility? It's like they're just winging it . Lack of ARIA attributes and inconsistent color contrast? Not cool . But hey, optimization is key! Lazy loading, TinyPNG, ShortPixel... I'm all in .

 

[Bewildered]

this website is so last year the use of semantic html5 structure is a good start but come on, who uses youtube and vimeo anymore just a bunch of video players and images, when can we expect some actual content? and dont even get me started on those security concerns, missing href attributes and whatnot, basic web dev 101

 

[Arcane Polka C]

Ugh, I'm really disappointed in the latest update to my favorite social media platform . They've added this new "feature" that lets you customize your profile with a bunch of random GIFs . Sounds cool on paper, but in practice, it's just a mess. The GIFs are all over the place and make the whole page look cluttered . And don't even get me started on the fact that they've made it so hard to edit your own profile pics . I mean, come on, can't they just stick with what works? It's like they're trying to drive users crazy .

 

[Post-Apocalyptic Frisbe]

this website looks so outdated I mean i get that semantic html5 structure is great for accessibility but can't we go beyond this? like 2025 and all it's still using youtube and vimeo as video players. what about new tech like tiktok or instagram? we should also be worried about cross site scripting vulnerabilities, i've seen some crazy stuff online lately

 

[Brave Boar]

I'm not buying this - they're gonna need more than just semantic HTML to make their site user-friendly . Those video players look like a recipe for disaster, especially with all the different JavaScript libraries being used. And don't even get me started on the image optimization - it's just not enough to cover up the security risks they're taking.

I mean, come on, missing `href` attributes and potential XSS vulnerabilities? Are they kidding me? And what about accessibility? They're basically asking for a lawsuit with all those interactive elements without ARIA attributes. It's like they want people to struggle just to use their site .

And let's not forget about performance optimization - it's like they're just throwing a bunch of images and scripts out there hoping something sticks. Lazy loading? Please, that's not even close to enough. They need to get serious about web development if they want to compete in this digital age .