Good practices for HTML and CSS are hard to find. Read about 5 cases where you can create a user-friendly, or clumsy, interface using only HTML and CSS.

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It is quite easy to find good practices for any technology, but unfortunately, the same cannot be said about HTML and CSS. I've made my list of 5 cases when you can create a user-friendly, or clumsy, interface using only HTML andCSS. The alt attribute is quite useful, but many developers don’t use it efficiently.

5 HTML and CSS Good Practices

button type=button Is Better Than an href=“#”

justify-content: space-between Causes Unexpected Markup

justify-content and align-items Lose Items

Take Care of Those Users Who May Experience Dizziness, Nausea, and Headaches

I didn’t know about the animation settings on the OS.

Uhm sorry but, some of the advices about the flexbox is surely not the way to go :/

just finished reading this blog, understood whole html part, I’m just a day in or two learning CSS, I need to learn more to understand the CSS part and it seems these are some pretty good practices.