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Common HTML Errors, CSS Mistakes That Can Make Your Website Invisible

Coding is one such area of specialization where even big daddies commit silly mistakes and it is the website that gets punishment for that. Careless coding not only makes a website unresponsive at times, but it can also make a website virtually invisible in the online industry. Therefore, if you are running a website, you need to check and recheck all the codes to increase the visibility of your website and to make it more search engine friendly. Here we are going to share some common HTML and CSS coding errors that can have detrimental effects on your website’s overall online presence even:

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Capitalization of Tags
Though it has little do with the validity of the HTML coding, this is definitely a bad practices (at least an eyesore) as it gives rise to unwarranted confusions. Try to write everything in lower case. It makes the codes look nice.

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Wrong Closing Nesting Tags

Wrong Closing and Nesting of Tags
For the beginners, this thing is quite a common. But this is not so less common in experts. If you forget to close some tags, the entire HTML structure would go haywire and this can have serious impacts on the usability and accessibility of your website.You need to give serious attention to it if you are into a website design project.

Incorrect DOCTYPE!
Mention the DOCTYPE specifically to let the browser know what type of HTML you are using in the website. This can help the browser to display your website properly. Do not let the browser guess about your HTML code, be straight and mentioned DOCTYPE in clear English.

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Special Character

No Special Character Please
Try to minimize the usage of special characters as some search engines cannot read them properly and therefore, there will be greater chance of being overlooked by them.

Inline CSS
Do not overboard your HTML file by featuring all the CSS codes in it. Create a separate CSS file and then fetch all the commands in the HTML document.

Do Not Use Automated Coding Software
Say no to Automated Coding Software. They may seem good at first but sooner or later you will be able to realize that they are making your website a complete garbage by dumping unwanted elements in the HTML file. Moreover, you might find it overwhelmingly difficult to make changes in it.

Do not Mingle Single Quotes and Quotes
Try to stick to either single quote or double quote, but you should not use both of them as you will eventually mix them up badly and cause great damage to the health of your website.


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