Lesson 12. Writing Your Best Code
There’s a lot to learn—different elements, attributes, properties, values, and more—in order to write HTML and CSS. Every lesson until this point has had the primary objective of explaining these various components of HTML and CSS, in hopes of helping you to understand the core fundamentals of both languages. This lesson takes a step back and looks at a more abstract picture of HTML and CSS.
More specifically, this lesson focuses on the best coding practices for both HTML and CSS. These coding practices serve as an overarching framework for writing HTML and CSS. They apply to every lesson and should always be kept in mind when programming.
When you’re reviewing these best practices think about how they may be ...
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