I know it’s hard to notice when you’re in it, but the good points here are buried behind a mountain of nostalgia. The problem with the internet is not that it u

I know it’s hard to notice when you’re in it, but the good points here are buried behind a mountain of nostalgia. The problem with the internet is not that it uses too many JS frameworks. The fact that you used a company’s website one time that’s broken is a function of capitalism, not React. There has never been a better time for the diversity and capability of websites in general, again excepting the monopolization of social media niches by big corporations driven by Display Ad money. Interested developers—and laypeople!-can do way more with way less, and it’s likely to look good while they’re doing it. All of this is especially hard to take in the form of #000 text on #FFF background with no headings or context… Design principles are science, not zoomer corruptions!