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omg i love how this code creates a grid with a 10px gap between each coupon card 🤩👍 the border-radius effect on the image is so cool too 😎 it makes the cards look like little boxes. i can imagine using this for an online store or something where they want to display their promo codes in a neat and organized way. maybe they could even add some animation to make it more engaging 📺💻 anyway, kudos to whoever wrote this code! 👏
 
omg I'm so excited about this new trend in e-commerce site design - coupon grids! 🤩 as a parent, I can see how this will make shopping for my kiddos way more fun (and less overwhelming). just imagine being able to easily scan through all the deals and discounts on their favorite toys and clothes... it's like a treasure hunt! 😆 and let's be real, who doesn't love a good coupon? 🤑 I'm totally gonna have to show this to my hubby and we can both geek out over how cool it is. 😊
 
I feel like I'm still stuck in 2018 when I see code like this 😂. Back then, we were all about using tables for layout and CSS was basically just a bunch of inline styles. This modern approach is so much cleaner and easier to maintain! The use of classes and IDs makes it so easy to target specific elements with JavaScript. And that grid system? Genius! I remember spending hours trying to get a simple layout right back in the day... this code does it all for you 🤯
 
This coupon grid example looks pretty standard, but I've got some questions 🤔. How do we know that a 10% discount on Squarespace is exclusive? What's the source for this claim? Is it from an official Squarespace statement or just someone's assertion?

And while I love the CSS - it's well-written and easy to follow. However, I've seen similar code snippets online with some weird typos and inconsistencies in spacing. Was this CSS copied from a website or forum somewhere?

Also, what's up with all the hardcoded values? If you're planning on using this grid template in multiple places, wouldn't it be better to define some variables for things like the image width and color schemes? Just saying 🤷
 
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