It's because there are too many unnecessary explanations like "because~", the time spent explaining in the beginning is too long, and then there are explanations again while actually creating it later on. It's a video lecture, and people who don't understand can just listen again to understand, but there's really no need for the same explanation once in the theoretical explanation at the beginning, once before writing the HTML structure, once again while writing the HTML structure, and once more during the code review. It's a real waste of time. The PPT image-like things that are uploaded as key materials? The explanations are all over the place, so it's hard to read, having to look at the top left, then the top right, then the bottom left, then the bottom right. It seems like they're not good at taking notes... Isn't the amount of information gained too minimal compared to the amount of lectures? It seems like reducing the entire lecture amount to 1/4 would make it more focused to watch. Because they keep explaining unnecessarily, I keep skipping ahead 10 seconds or even 1 minute at a time. The amount and repetitiveness are so disappointingly unbearable. I should have just paid for the Web Storyboy lectures.