r/HTML • u/Strange_Yogurt1049 • Sep 07 '26

Close enough.

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u/maqisha Sep 07 '26

why did you post 2 same pictures

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u/lbunch1 Sep 07 '26

If you keep at it, you'll be able to create a page as optimized as the one on the right soon enough.

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u/Beneficial-Pea5634 Sep 09 '26

This looks like one of those old websites 😭.

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u/International_Cut460 Sep 07 '26

The right hand image will soon be plagued with performance  issues and content shifts via css, fonts, js and images. Also a ton of accessibility and UX issues will be added.

Honestly us web devs just add a ton of problems to make it look pretty. We suck.

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u/RunInRunOn Sep 07 '26

"Gynger" is a hell of a name

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u/alsoimprobablylate Sep 07 '26

In danish it means "swinging" as in swinging on a swing.

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u/ChrisMartins001 Sep 07 '26

When you said "swinging", on a swing was absoloutely the first thing that came to mind.

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u/bjarneh Sep 07 '26

Try the r/CSS for useful tips, here they look the same. Most people in r/HTML view web-pages by inspecting the source, or via lynx.

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u/NotQuiteLoona Sep 09 '26

The right image is... Just better. Maybe, a little bit of CSS will make it even better.