Never, ever, let an intern to do your work. Not even it's only front ended web design work.

HTML version of Callback Hell? hahah

That’s not what those are for. 😱
I swear interns are coming less educated these days.

I did tell him though not to use "obsolete way of formatting".
And all these are being done in the blade template engine.. 😟
Version 2 here,

@gilgameshcoder "Once You've Seen It, You Can't Unsee It "

The fuck with those "Transparent".

lol.

@bepoXY Exactly, this is totally nightmarish. I would have roasted the fuck off him during code review, too bad he isn't here anymore.
A day is going wasted for fixing this piece of worse-than-junk cesspool.

Looks like your typical outsourced thing ;D

Train him first 🤔

@geenee24 I briefed him how to do it correctly before this, and cloned a production git of our company for his reference.
Looks like he DIDN'T get any of me.

@gilgameshcoder ahh awesome!... I guess you will "spoon feed" this kid 😂

From which dimension is your intern?

@HalfBloodPrince Soon to be a dropout and straight to the McDonald.

Embedded styling... eww

I'm going to go out on a limb here for poor ol' @gilgameshcoder 's little intern and in his/her defense say that @gilgameshcoder either doesn't know where the Print Screen button is or, sooner to the truth, that @gilgameshcoder is ass and took pictures of the intern's screen with said "crappy" HTML and CSS.

@GinjaNinja was using devrant from my mobile and it was faster for me to upload the images this way

I'm an intern and I don't appreciate your generalization. Hire better interns next time

The <b> tags hurt my eyes!

@Cheeseypi aim your guns to somewhere else, the company is paying them minimum wages yet one of this produce such a bad work that he didn't even bother.
There's more here but I don't really wanna give devrant's community some eye cancers. I've got enough.

The way that HTML was put together just forced a very loud "OH MY GOD" out from the inner depths of my soul, forcing my peers (and boss mind you) to ask who died, and all I could say in that moment was, "common sense, code conventions and the bloody intern who did that shit".