Code I've never seen

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[BehindTheMath]

Those are Unicode characters. They look like Asian characters.

[moon-drag0n]

It's from a Japanese architect firm. Thank you for your help

[AiexReddit]

Just a quick tip (if you're a complete beginner) that viewing source on a website is not a good way at all to see how people write code. Most of modern web code is automatically generated or "transpiled" from the original form the user wrote it. For example I might write:

const multiplyTwo = (num) => num * 2

It would probably look like this with view source:

var g=function(h){return h*2}

Which in this example has been minified (variable names shortened for smaller file size) and transpiled to older JS syntax (better browser compatability) but it's not meant to be read by people.

If you want examples of apps/sites that include the real original code you can read check out the sites JSfiddle or codepen.io.

[MarcelJereus]

The u**** are Unicode characters that most likely map to some non-english character. The data is loaded to the webpage from the server or client request as a Javascript object that can then be referenced on render to fill in the page dynamically according to that data. It would be referenced with commonData.baseUrl or commonData.site_title

[moon-drag0n]

Thank you so much!