Swiss Army Knife Of HTML

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Swiss Army Knife Of HTML

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Right-click, "View Source," and boom—an endless army of <div> tags staring back at you like Agent Smith clones. Semantic HTML? Never heard of her. Why use <section>, <article>, <nav>, or <header> when you can just slap a <div> on everything and call it a day? It's the duct tape of web development—works for everything, means nothing, and your screen reader is crying in the corner. Accessibility engineers everywhere just felt a disturbance in the force.

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