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A Hot Take Frontend Devs Hate

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7 months ago 347,157 views 0 shares

A Hot Take Frontend Devs Hate

html-memes, frontend-memes, div-memes, semantic-memes, accessibility-memes | ProgrammerHumor.io

Left side: semantic HTML with proper structure and accessibility elements. Right side: just throw everything in a <div>. Corporate can't see the difference, but every frontend dev just felt a disturbance in the Force. The fullstack dev at the bottom knows both approaches render identically in the browser, but silently judges you for your div soup anyway.

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