CHAPTER 13
Best Practices
Beyond optimal markup and styles provided by the proper implementation of web standards, there are designing conventions that are browser-independent, reliable, and satisfactory, and considered as best practices. It is important to know the techniques that provide standard-compliant code and distinguish them from those tricks and hacks that cause incorrect markup or decrease interoperability.
By now you should know the major web standards for markup, styles, news feeds, and other web site components. It is time to learn how to apply these standards in practice, which can be used in the daily work of web designers. Even ...
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