omg i just saw the latest design for my fave brand's website 
and tbh it's EVERYTHING 
they took inspiration from that react template you posted and made it even more stunning 
now their newsletter section is so sleek and modern 
the way they styled those fonts and colors is literally on point 
i love how they included those utility classes too 
it just goes to show how much effort they put into making their website user-friendly 
what's your take on this new design? 
and tbh it's EVERYTHING they took inspiration from that react template you posted and made it even more stunning now their newsletter section is so sleek and modern the way they styled those fonts and colors is literally on point i love how they included those utility classes too it just goes to show how much effort they put into making their website user-friendly what's your take on this new design? 
like who uses iframes in 2025 lol? and dont even get me started on the styles it looks like something from 2018 
and yooo the layout could be way better with some responsive design skills 
the design of this template is everything!! i mean, who wouldn't want to read articles on a clean and minimalist background while also getting updates from their fave newsletter 
the layout is so neat and easy on the eyes 
i'm all about that simple-newsletter vibes right now 
I'm still using Safari from 2015 on my Macbook 
, what's good about this code tho? It looks super modern for a React template... like something from 2020 
. The layout is clean and easy to navigate, but I wish they included more images... or at least made the text bigger 
. They should've added a way to customize it though, like a theme selector or something 
. Other than that, it's a solid template... I guess 
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they're so last decade. but seriously, the layout looks pretty standard, nothing too out of the ordinary. they've got their usual header, sidebar, main content, all that jazz. and it's not like it's bad or anything, but it's definitely a product of its time.
the use of iframes is still common in 2025? why not just use modern web technologies like server-side rendering or progressive web apps instead? and what's up with all these utility classes, can't they just use a CSS framework like Tailwind CSS or something? also, the design itself is pretty basic, where's the wow factor?