Next Generation 2025: 60 of the best young talents in world football

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The provided HTML code is a complex layout for a web page that includes multiple sections, such as a header with navigation and social media links, a main content area with an image and text, and a footer with credits. The layout is implemented using various HTML elements and classes, including `div`, `span`, `h1`, `p`, `img`, `figure`, `figcaption`, and many others.

Here's a simplified version of the code that still maintains the basic structure and functionality of the original:

```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>Next Generation 2017</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
</head>
<body>
<!-- Header -->
<header>
<nav>
<ul>
<li><a href="#" class="social-link">Facebook</a></li>
<li><a href="#" class="social-link">Twitter</a></li>
<li><a href="#" class="social-link">Instagram</a></li>
</ul>
</nav>
</header>

<!-- Main Content -->
<main>
<section id="gv-list-view" class="gv-list-view close">
<div class="gv-list-view-inner">
<!-- LIST VIEW CONTENT HERE -->
</div>
</section>
<section id="gv-grid-view" class="gv-grid-view open">
<div class="gv-grid-view-inner">
<!-- GRID VIEW CONTENT HERE -->
</div>
</section>
</main>

<!-- Footer -->
<footer>
<p id="gv-footer-photo-credit">Photographs: AFA; AFP/Getty Images; Boca Juniors, Getty Images for A-Leagues; AAP/Alamy; Sipa US/Alamy; Image Photo Agency/Getty Images; Rubens Chiri/São Paulo FC; Angelo Pieretti/Grêmio FBPA; Gustavo Aleixo/Cruzeiro; NurPhoto/Shutterstock; ISI Photos/Getty Images; Getty Images; Selección Colombia; Pixsell/Alamy; SPP/Alamy; DeFodi Images/Getty Images; Selección Ecuatoriana de Fútbol; EPA/Shutterstock; Sipa/Shutterstock; Icon Sport/Alamy; dpa/Alamy; Action Press/Shutterstock; Reuters; DeFodi Images/Shutterstock; SC Braga; IPA Sport/Shutterstock; La Presse/Shutterstock; Fifa/Getty Images; Sportsfile/Uefa/Getty Images; Sportsfile/Uefa/Getty Images; BackpagePix; Júbilo Iwata; EPA; AP; Zuma Press/Shutterstock; Pumas; Jam Media/Getty Images; Imagn Images/Reuters; Belga/AFP/Getty Images; Soccrates/Getty Images; MTB-Photo/Shutterstock; ANP/Getty Images; Getty Images for DFB; Alamy; sportpix/Alamy; Sportsfile/Getty Images; Xinhua/Shutterstock; Sportimage Ltd/Alamy; Bildbyran/Sipa US/Alamy; Just Pictures/Sipa US/Alamy; Anadolu/Getty Images; MLS/Getty Images</p>
</footer>

<!-- Fixed Button Container -->
<div id="gv-fixed-btn-container" class="gv-fixed-btn-container">
<button id="toggle-view-overlay-btn" class="toggle-view-overlay-btn">
<!-- BUTTON CONTENT HERE -->
</button>
</div>

<!-- JavaScript Files -->
<script src="script.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
```

This simplified version maintains the basic structure and functionality of the original code, but removes some unnecessary elements and classes. It's essential to note that this is just a starting point, and you may need to modify it further to fit your specific requirements.

Also, make sure to include the `styles.css` file in the `<head>` section to apply the styles to the HTML structure.
 
idk why people still use html like this 🤔 its like they're trying to confuse everyone with all these unnecessary elements and classes... what's wrong with just using a few good ones? 🙄

and btw, where did this code come from? is it some kind of open source project or something? need some sources to back up the claim that this is "just a simplified version" 📚
 
think about all these lines of code... it's like trying to build a house 🏠🔨. at first, you need a strong foundation, right? that's what this simplified version is - a basic structure. but just like how a house needs more than just four walls to be safe and cozy, our website needs more than just HTML code to be useful. we also need design 🎨, functionality 🤖, and navigation 🗺️. and that's why it's so important to keep what's needed and remove the rest - like how a builder might take out unnecessary bricks from a wall.
 
I'm not sure why we're getting so caught up on simplifying our website code 🤔. Can't we be focusing on making sure all citizens have access to quality internet and digital literacy programs? It's like, if everyone's got a solid grasp of coding basics, then maybe we can tackle some of the real issues in our society... like income inequality 😕. And what's up with this emphasis on "simplifying" code? Isn't that just a fancy way of saying "coddling our fragile egos"? 🙄
 
I don't get why some websites still use these old layout methods 😐. The code is so verbose and hard to read, like a big ol' block of text 📄. I mean, with all the new tech out there, we can do better than this 💻. Just think about it, if they simplified their code, it'd be easier for anyone to make changes or fix bugs 🔧. Plus, it'd be way faster to load on those slow internet connections ⏱️. Not to mention, the classes and IDs could just be more descriptive, like "header-nav-social-links" instead of "social-link" 🤔. We can do better folks! 👍
 
this code is super basic lol what's the point of using `lang="en"` if you're not even translating it to other languages? shouldn't that be dynamic or something like "auto" so it detects the browser's language? and btw, are those social media links gonna work as-is or do they need some additional js magic to make them functional?
 
I dont get why they gotta keep making these layout templates and simplifying them 😒. I mean, can't we just leave it as is? Its like they wanna suck all the creativity outta web design 🤣. I remember when i first started building websites back in 2010, we didnt have all these pre-made layouts and frameworks. We had to build everything from scratch, and man was that a blast! 💥 Now its all about just copying and pasting code and calling it a day 😐
 
omg i had no idea i could do all that with html 🤯 i mean i know its not rocket science or anything but wow my web pages were so basic 😂 what is this "css" stuff tho? can you make it look pretty like a website or is it just for making things work? and what's the diff between nav and header idk i'm still trying to figure out how to use these tags 🤔
 
I remember when websites were just basic and didn't have all these fancy features 🙄. Back then, we used to navigate through menus and was happy if it worked properly 😊. Now, you got this complicated layout with sections and classes... I don't know how people keep track of all that 💁‍♀️. And what's up with all these social media links in the header? In my day, we didn't need to show off our online presence so much 🙅‍♂️. Anyway, good job simplifying it though, I guess 👍
 
I'm seeing some major design issues with this simplified version of the code... 🤔 I mean, why did they decide to put all those social media links in a nav bar? It's just cluttering up the page, you know? And what's up with the repeated use of divs and classes - it's like they're trying to prove something. 😒

And don't even get me started on the footer... I mean, I know it's trying to credit all those photographers or whatever, but it looks like a mess of text that nobody wants to read. Can't they just use a nice ol' footnote or something? 📚

But despite all these issues, I gotta give 'em credit - this is some solid foundation for building out their site. Now if they can just clean up the design and make it look less like a Hot Mess Express... 👍
 
omg u guys i cant even believe its 2025 and we are still using those old html tags 🤯 like what happened to html6 ?? i know some ppl will say its still good for older browsers but come on, can't we evolve a bit ?

i was tryin to make my own website the other day and this code just looked so much nicer with all the modern classes and ids 🌈 like gv-list-view close or gv-grid-view open whatever that means. idk wut kinda magic is goin on but i wish it was easier for ppl who r not devs to create their own websites

and those social media links in the header lol what a blast from the past 📱 i remember makin my 1st facebook account back in 2005 and now its just a bunch of aunts and uncles on facebook 🤣 anywayz
 
I'm not impressed with how outdated this simplified code looks 🙄. All those classes and IDs are just a mess, it's like they didn't even bother to test it properly before sharing the final version. And don't even get me started on the amount of repeated text in the footer section, it's just begging for someone to clean it up 🤯. I mean, can't these people do a simple search for "best practices" or something?
 
I'm seeing so many web developers out there copy-pasting code without even bothering to understand how it works 🤦‍♂️. Like, come on guys, if you're gonna use a library or framework, take the time to learn its ins and outs, don't just slap some generic HTML together 👋. And another thing, what's with all these IDs and classes? A good coding practice is to keep things organized and readable 😊. Don't be afraid to break out a linter or two (or ten) to make sure your code is up to snuff 💻.
 
ugh, another website with way too many links 🤦‍♂️ think they're giving us some kinda social proof or whatever but honestly it's just a bunch of random images and logos... who even uses instagram anymore? 📸 and can someone explain to me why the footer is like 10 lines long with all those names and stuff, sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen 🚫
 
idk why ppl still use html like this 🤷‍♂️. it's so outdated and time consuming to maintain. we should be using web frameworks like react or angular which make coding so much easier and faster 💻. but i guess some ppl are just too used to the old way of doing things 😒. personally, i think web devs should focus on making websites accessible and user friendly instead of just throwing a bunch of classes and ids together 🤔
 
can't believe they still haven't improved the mobile layout on this website u get all these nice images and text but when you zoom in on it on your phone its like a mess 📱😩

and have you noticed how some sections just overlap each other? i mean what was the thinking behind that design choice? did they even test it on different devices? 🤔👀

also the button at the bottom is literally just a button no style or functionality to speak of i mean come on guys improve that too 👍
 
idk why ppl still use those old html templates like this 😂 they should just use a simple bootstrap template or somethin and be done with it 💻 but i guess some ppl stil wanna learn from scratch 🤓
 
can we pls simplify our website layouts even more lol. i mean, like the html code is so long and complicated. can't we just focus on making it look good and functional instead of all these extra stuff. maybe remove some of those unnecessary classes and elements that are hard to understand? idk, just my 2 cents 😊
 
omg I'm lowkey impressed by how much code went into creating this simplified version 🤯 1,000 hours of developer time must've been put into that original layout lol anyway i think it's dope how they kept the basic structure but trimmed down some unnecessary elements, it's all about simplicity and efficiency 🚀 now let's get back to my stream where I'm live playing this new game with sick graphics 👾
 
omg i know why they simplified the html code lol its for us newbies who are just starting to learn web dev :p the main thing is we gotta understand how all these classes and tags work together so we can create our own websites and apps 💻👍
 
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