wtf is tbm-video-previews?

This repository, tbm-video-previews, is a collection of web pages that show preview links for Burton Method animated LSAT lessons. In plain terms, if someone is studying for the LSAT and wants a quick look at what these animated lessons cover before committing to them, these pages give them that sneak peek. The project is built entirely in HTML, which means it's a set of straightforward web pages. There's no complex backend or database involved, each page likely contains embedded video links or players that let visitors watch short samples of the Burton Method lessons. The simplicity of HTML means these pages load quickly and can be hosted almost anywhere without special setup. The primary users would be LSAT students or tutoring services evaluating the Burton Method content. For example, if a student is deciding whether to invest in a full course, they could visit one of these pages, watch a preview, and get a sense of the teaching style and animation quality. It could also serve as a marketing tool, something a course provider shares on social media or via email to attract potential customers with a taste of the material. The README doesn't go into further detail about how the previews are organized or whether there are additional features beyond the basic video links. The tradeoff of using plain HTML is that the pages are lightweight and easy to maintain but lack interactive features like user accounts, progress tracking, or automated content updates that a more complex platform might offer.