<3 What's up YouTube's algorithm? 
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I'm loving the idea of breaking down a big HTML page into smaller chunks 
it makes so much sense that having an organized code structure would make it way easier to find specific parts of the code. like finding the video embed or news now section. but at the same time, I think using CSS grid would add another layer of complexity to the already long HTML page 
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I'm also thinking about how YouTube's embedding API could be used more efficiently maybe instead of using iframes for each video, they could provide some kind of dynamic container that can be filled with different content. that would eliminate the need for all those iframes and make it way faster on older devices 
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and yeah, semantic HTML is a total game-changer
it makes the code so much more readable and maintainable. I'm loving how the suggested modifications use divs instead of uls for navigation, or how they added an aria-label attribute to the iframe 
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it makes so much sense that having an organized code structure would make it way easier to find specific parts of the code. like finding the video embed or news now section. but at the same time, I think using CSS grid would add another layer of complexity to the already long HTML page .I'm also thinking about how YouTube's embedding API could be used more efficiently
maybe instead of using iframes for each video, they could provide some kind of dynamic container that can be filled with different content. that would eliminate the need for all those iframes and make it way faster on older devices .and yeah, semantic HTML is a total game-changer
it makes the code so much more readable and maintainable. I'm loving how the suggested modifications use divs instead of uls for navigation, or how they added an aria-label attribute to the iframe ️