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Sure, but they all use it where they <could have> divided the content with white-space. You could argue that the carousel is just a divider here - that there's
by kristopolous 6y ago
Sure, but they all use it where they <could have> divided the content with white-space. You could argue that the carousel is just a divider here - that there's no intention of user engaging with it and that it just exists to divide the content.