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My friend has a daughter who was born deaf and then she and her husband decided to implant her. It was a really hard decision but she was 4 and still not walking due to balance problems and because she didn't hear her surroundings. Well the decision payed off. She is 5 right now and she is walking and running and she started talking a few baby words, so the doctors are pretty sure she will be talking soon. I have been around in her life for about 4 years and I must say that since she got the implant she became a much much happier child.

Making the HTML minimal but it can't be done automatically. It takes some HTML knowledge and most important a few thousand lines of code written to make it optimized if not minified. What I want to say is that trough time you learn how to write code in a way that it as optimized as it can be. At least I did. For example I never write table structure hierachically but I always leave the <table> on top and then group together the <tr><td></td></tr> and then each table cell in a new row. This way I still locate the start of a new row so it makes the table structure human readable and a bit optimized. There are a lot of these kind of tricks I use that I learned over time.

Hi. It is kind of confusing. When I come to the site I don't really know what to do. I think the logo is odd for a video sharing site. Also what has bothered me when I first saw it is the similarity between the Sign Up and Sign In buttons. They look identical and it's confusing. If you are using it as a landing page, the Sign Up should be more visible, otherwise it is confusing.

I got some replies form the folkes that opted in on my landing page that they mainly use Flesh&Blood (they hire a company :D) to get the needed results. I think I see a pain here, because an automated service will make this process faster, cheaper and accessible from anywhere.