HTML best practices favor clear structure, short paragraphs, and semantic tags that match the content’s purpose.[1][6]
Use a single <h1> only when a page needs a title; if the draft must have no title, omit it entirely and begin with content-based section headers.[2][6] Keep headings concise and use them to organize the page into scannable sections.[3][7]
Wrap each paragraph in <p> tags, and avoid decorative bolding or styling that does not add meaning.[1][3] If the draft includes parenthetical references or plain text URLs, convert them into natural inline links using anchor text instead of leaving raw links in the copy.[1][6]
For example, temporary USPS options can be presented as Hold Mail service or a P.O. Box.
For HTML output, keep the document valid, with properly nested tags and no stray markup such as backticks or quotation marks around the final code.[1][9]
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