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Tips Tagged HTML

Tip No. of Votes Avg. Score
Showing 38 tip(s)
Don’t use empty image src 6 4.33
Specify HTML document’s language 3 5
Always provide an alt text in img elements 7 4.57
Use tables in HTML email 9 3.67
Don’t be skipping heading levels 7 4.29
Use the title attribute on form elements 6 4.33
Use the optgroup element for hierarchical select options 5 4.2
Don’t use empty HTML elements 26 2.62
Group form controls by using fieldset and legend elements 11 4.36
Consider using Diagnostic styling 6 4.5
Don’t put block elements inside inline elements 8 4.38
Don’t forget summary attribute 18 3.39
Don’t use definition lists for marking up dialogues 9 4.44
Use the label element to make forms accessible 25 4.68
Keep content in a logical order in the source 26 4.88
Don’t use the wrong dashes 23 4.17
Use headings to make your site more accessible 26 4.58
Don’t use frames 50 4.68
Don’t use “click here” links 44 4.68
Use ins and del elements for document changes 11 4.09
Use proper markup on quotes 10 4.5
Don’t give presentational names to classes and ids 25 4.24
Always use utf-8 encoding 45 4.73
Use semantic markup for tag clouds 23 3.83
Cure your divitis 31 4.45
Don’t think valid HTML is good HTML 50 4.58
Use Microformats to enhance markup semantics 40 4.2
Don’t Use Empty Links 26 4.54
Style Your Links Sensibly 39 4.74
Do not use NBSP for adding space 39 3.08
Use the right DOCTYPE 75 4.91
Don’t Write Bad Alt Text 27 4.7
Don’t send XHTML as text/html 60 3.3
Do not force a new window 78 3.32
Write good class and id names 36 4.75
Validate your code 34 4.62
Don’t Use Pixels for Text 107 2.47
Don’t Write in All Caps 67 4.51