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• The accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would be open when we click the post title.
• The accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would open when we click the post title.

• This movement was rather cool, but I couldn't read my post unless I click it.
• This movement was rather cool, but I couldn't read my post unless I clicked it.

• I wanted to search corrected posts using some keywords, and to do this, there's a need all post are opened.
• I wanted to search corrected posts using some keywords, and to do this, there's a need for all post to be opened.

• So I created new one which is simple, light and open.
• So I created a new one which is simple, light and open.

• In the near future, I will re-create the css file and re-design this page.
• In the near future, I will re-create the case file and re-design this page.

cool idea

• The accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would be open when we click the post title.
• The accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would open when we click the post title.

• So I created new one which is simple, light and open.
• So I created a new one which is simple, light and open.

• In the near future, I will re-create the css file and re-design this page.
• In the near future, I will re-create the case file and re-design this page.

cool idea

• Today, I created a web page that summarizes my previous posts.
• Today, I created a web page that aggregates/collects my previous posts.

  Correct grammar but I think this word describes what your code does better than "summarizes."

• Actually, I had created a similar web page, but it was inconvenient because I used accordion representation.
• Actually, I had previously created a similar web page, but it was inconvenient because I used accordion representation.

• The accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would be open when we click the post title.
• Accordion representation means that posts are folded and it would be open when we click the post title.

  If you didn't use "the/a" before, don't use it here now!
  "it" is redundant because the subject (posts) is still applicable in that clause. You can use "it" there but it sounds strange the same way "The dog barks and the dog runs" sounds stranger than "The dog barks and runs."

• This movement was rather cool, but I couldn't read my post unless I click it.
• This movement was rather cool, but I couldn't read my post unless I clicked them.

  Posts = plural, so use them (plural).

• I wanted to search corrected posts using some keywords, and to do this, there's a need all post are opened.
• I wanted to search corrected posts using some keywords, and to do this, all the posts need to be open(ed).

• So I created new one which is simple, light and open.
• So I created a new one that is simple, light and open.

  "That" and "which" have a very subtle difference in usage -- not even native English speakers can fully grasp the difference all the time. Really broadly (and this is not always the case): if you are referring to a specific instance, you are better off using "that." Consider the following examples of correct usage:
  
  A. My website uses the "X" design principle, which is simple, light, and open.
  B. My website uses a design principle that is simple, light, and open.
  
  This is a really small point, but if you can grasp it, you'll be better than a majority of native speakers!

• Now I can search my posts effectively.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Hehehe I'm so tired to create this.
• Hehehe I'm got so tired to creating this.

• In the near future, I will re-create the css file and re-design this page.
• In the near future, I will re-create the css file and re-design this page.

  The above commenters don't know what "css" is and you should ignore their corrections.

This is actually super, super useful! What language did you write this in? Do you have the source uploaded somewhere?

One feature that I've thought would be really useful for lang-8 is the ability to "hide" crossed-out corrections so that only the correct sentence is left over. If this is in a language I know, maybe I can help you implement it. I don't know any scripting languages, though, so if it's not, like, Python or Java...

• In the near future, I will re-create the css file and re-design this page.
• In the near future, I will re-create the CSS file and re-design this page.

  It's not all that important that CSS be capitalized, but it's good to be consistent with capitalizing acronyms. In any case, people who know about web design will understand what you mean.

I'm looking forward to seeing your future work on this.