I want to stress, regardless of my lukewarm feelings towards the UX, the engineering side of how this page is implemented is great. It's using a few overlooked

I want to stress, regardless of my lukewarm feelings towards the UX, the engineering side of how this page is implemented is great. It's using a few overlooked properties like CSS columns that get around needing to use JS to dynamically calculate height, and it's using Flexbox to get rid of any weird padding issues. I haven't tested, but I assume this will work in pretty much any modern browser (and even a few older ones like IE11) and degrades wonderfully when Javascript is disabled. It's screenreader accessible, it doesn't require messing with the HTML layout. It's some really pretty CSS.