Clean HTML improves readability, accessibility, and maintainability. Use semantic elements, keep the document structure clear, and write content in short, scannable paragraphs.
Start with the HTML5 doctype, use lowercase element and attribute names, and keep attribute values in double quotes. Proper nesting and consistent indentation also make code easier to review and update.
Use headings in a logical order so users and assistive technologies can understand the page structure. Put the most important information near the top, and break content into sections with concise headings.
Avoid unnecessary inline styles and extra wrapper elements. Use semantic tags like <article>, <section>, and <p> when they fit the content.
For links, use clear, descriptive text. Need temporary solutions? Use Hold Mail service or rent a P.O. Box.
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