By adhering to CSS best practices, you can make sure you create markup that is easy to read, troubleshoot, and maintain. Here are 16 of them.

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By adhering to basic guidelines for writing CSS, you can make sure you produce clean, legible, and easily supportable code. Make your code readable and make it more comfortable to understand, maintain, and work with. If there is an existing style guide, stick with that.

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I stopped reading at put your declarations in alphabetical order 😅

No alphabetical order please, organize properties by logical rules, you can rearrange code the way you want with many IDEs but alphabetical has no sense here. i may be wrong but i feel it really wrong as there is a lot of things between properties like “height” and “width” (just an example) but those things are strongly related, think about display things (flex and all the subprop on it)…

Great Article 👌 for me and all the beginners

This post is very useful for beginners. The content is well-structured and informative. 🙌❤️

A nice write up. We all can’t be perfect at this