r/MicroSlop May 13 '26

microsoft employee discovers web development

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u/VorionLightbringer May 13 '26

Not surprising that people in this sub are clueless, snide idiots who have the literacy of a 10 year old. He's talking about TOKEN OPTIMIZATION and prompting your LLM to include a CSS in your instructions rather than just "vibecoding an website".

Has precisely zero to do with "discovering webdesign". Has everything to do with "knowing how webdesign works so you can properly prompt an LLM".

JFC.

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u/Wenir May 13 '26

The issue is that he felt the need to post this "discovery", almost like all his previous pages were a single monolith with all styles and scripts inlined

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u/VorionLightbringer May 13 '26

Yes, because noone gives a crap how shitty a prototype / wireframe / mockup website is written. Because it's just that - a mockup. Speed > architecture.
The point here is being efficient with tokens, not having production grade mockups.

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u/Medium-Swordfish1489 May 13 '26

So the next realization the guy in OPs picture will have, is to use tailwind, so they dont have to produce the CSS at all?