Tom & Jerry K-Pop: Guerreras Edition Concept Art

here’s a breakdown of teh HTML snippets you provided, focusing on⁤ the key details about‍ the articles:

Article 1:

* Title: “The two games that Steam is GIVING AWAY during the weekend”
* Category: “Gaming”
* Link: https://www.tycsports.com/.html (Note: This link appears incomplete)
* ‍ image Source: https://media.tycsports.com/files/2025/09/19/884310/steam_416x234.webp

* ⁤ Author: Mariano Viegas

Article 2:

* ‍ Title: “Historic win! This was the⁣ simulation of Boca – River in FC 26”
* Category: “Gaming”
* Link: https://www.tycsports.com/gaming/goleada-historica-asi-fue-la-simulacion-del-boca-river-en-fc-26-id697374.html

* image Source: https://media.tycsports.com/files/2025/11/07/899823/goleada-historica-asi-fue-la-simulacion-del-boca-river-en-fc-27_416x234.webp

* Author: Mariano Viegas

Key Observations:

* Structure: The HTML uses a div with class “card” to represent each article.⁢ Inside each card, ‍there’s an a tag (link) wrapping an img tag (image).
*⁣ Image Responsiveness: the srcset attribute on ‍the img tags provides different image sizes for different screen resolutions, making the images responsive.
* Tracking: The onclick ⁣attributes on the a tags include JavaScript code (ga4UIInteractionEvent and ga4SelectContentEvent) for tracking user interactions with Google Analytics 4 (GA4).
* ⁣ Dates: ⁤ The image file paths include dates (e.g., 2025/09/19, 2025/11/07), ⁣which likely indicate when the ⁤images were uploaded or the articles were published.
* Language: The titles and alt text are in Spanish.