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Best Practices in HTML Best practice refers to a set of unofficial guidelines that developers follow in order to make sure that they do the best quality work. This is not only to make their lives easier but also to help others understand what you have done and, when you run into trouble, help you quickly.
Best Practices in HTML Close all tags that should be closed Occasionally you can get by without closing certain tags without any repercussions but it is a good habit to always close the tags that should be closed Write tags in all lowercase Case does not matter in HTML, but when you learn XHTML (which is lowercase sensitive) you will have an easier time transitioning Keep pictures proportional HTML tags can resize pictures but avoid stretching pictures
Best Practices in HTML Closing tags should be a mirror image of opening tags Occasionally tag order can be wrong but still work; proper order must be followed. If you bold, italicize, & then underline text make sure the closing tags are underline, italics, & then bold Example Works but NOT correct: <b><i><u>Some Text</i></b ></u> Works and is correct: <b><i><u>Some Text</u></i ></b>