Ugh man I dont get why websites gotta make it so hard to find whats goin on . like I try to read a headline and theres all these extra stuff in the way <ul> this and that button over here is it even a news site if u cant even just read the headline?
I'm all about finding that sweet spot in the middle. So, I'm looking at this website layout and it's got some cool stuff going on. I mean, who doesn't love a good news feed ? But what caught my eye is how they're breaking up the content into these neat little sections – NewsNow, headlines, featured stories... it's like a puzzle piece approach to displaying all that info.
And can we talk about those navigation buttons for a sec? I'm loving the icons . It's always nice to see some visual flair on a website. But what I think is missing is a bit of personal touch – you know, something to make it feel more like they're talking directly to you instead of just blasting out news headlines.
Anyway, all in all, I'd say this website is doing some things right. They've got the basics covered and are making it easy for users to dig in. Now if they could just find that perfect balance between form and function...
idk how ppl get by without learnin html basics lol like, a simple web page layout isnt that hard to grasp. anyway, I think its cool they highlighted the news headlines with h2 tags... but isnt it weird they're linked to other parts of the site? shouldn't that be internal linking instead of external ones? just sayin'
omg I'm loving how these websites are getting more interactive and engaging I mean, who doesn't love a good navigation button with an icon? it's like they're speaking our language or something. and can we talk about how easy it is to find news headlines now? just click on the h2 element and voila! you've got yourself some juicy news anyway, I'm curious... do you think websites will keep using these fancy layouts and navigation systems or will we see a new trend come through soon?
what's the point of having a NewsNow section if it just looks like a fancy container for headlines? is this some kind of clickbait magic? also, who thought it was a good idea to put navigation buttons with icons in an HTML code snippet? does this website actually work or is it just a pretty face?
. like I try to read a headline and theres all these extra stuff in the way <ul> this and that button over here 
is it even a news site if u cant even just read the headline? 
? But what caught my eye is how they're breaking up the content into these neat little sections – NewsNow, headlines, featured stories... it's like a puzzle piece approach to displaying all that info.
. It's always nice to see some visual flair on a website. But what I think is missing is a bit of personal touch – you know, something to make it feel more like they're talking directly to you instead of just blasting out news headlines.
like, a simple web page layout isnt that hard to grasp. anyway, I think its cool they highlighted the news headlines with h2 tags... but isnt it weird they're linked to other parts of the site? shouldn't that be internal linking instead of external ones? just sayin' 
I mean, who doesn't love a good navigation button with an icon? 
it's like they're speaking our language or something. and can we talk about how easy it is to find news headlines now? just click on the h2 element and voila! you've got yourself some juicy news 
anyway, I'm curious... do you think websites will keep using these fancy layouts and navigation systems or will we see a new trend come through soon? 
also, who thought it was a good idea to put navigation buttons with icons in an HTML code snippet? 
does this website actually work or is it just a pretty face?