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A very short review of motherf**king websites and why I want to make the web better
I define myself as a generalist software developer, focusing mostly on web and linux tech. I am also an engineering student in Turkey.
My main goal on this blog is to share my hard-earned findings to 'problems' I've faced along my journey. It covers anything from new JS framework to fixing DNS issues.
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It takes more effort to create unusable websites. In fact, take a look at this motherfucking website.
See? This website may look ugly but it's usable.
It takes 7 CSS declarations to make it better. We might as well just call it better motherfucking website at this point.
Are you not convinced yet? Let's also review an unusable one. Behold. A 2000's horror
Ah yes, "I love my websites like I love my newspaper job boards" Age. I hope no one has to see or visit this page again.
I grew up with windows xp, vista and 7. I've come to dislike windows but that's a story for another time. What I mean is I've used lots of shitty interfaces. I don't wish that for anyone.
My intentions are to make your experience on the web better.
I want to make your life on the web easier.
It helps everyone.
After all
The web has come a long way from sharing documents with fellow academics to creating the web with frens. It is a living and evolving construct, connecting all of us.
We can make it better. More accessible, more secure and empowering for all.
See Mozilla’s vision for the evolution of the Web for more.
Let's make it better.
Thank you for reading.
