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Tips for making an error-free html website October 27, 2009

  In my experience of making html websites, it is a good idea to organize each tags in order, balance the closing tags and make all the codes in lowercase . For example, if you write a paragraph inside a div tag, you should align the div tags at the same position, this wil ensure that the closing tag is specific enough to  enclose the div and that it will not interfere with the other div tags. Sometimes, errors are made because of unclose tags, in that case, check each and every tags you have and add closing tags to the ones you do not have. In my opinion, it is better to start by developing a plan before making the html webpage, you must determine where you want to put a paragraph, image, etc. Then,  use an application that might help you build your site, this is an important part because  a spelling error can cause you a malfunction. I would consider choosing programs that are reliable like Adobe Dreamweaver, Amaya, and HTML Tidy. All things considered, tags that have both lower and uppercases should not be applied because some web browsers read it differently. It can also cause you errors, for instance, if you  need to add a link directing  to another  website like  ” ChocolateAndVanilla.html “ and you put <a href=”ChocolateandVanilla.html”>, the webpage will not show up. It is because of this dodgy errors that are frustating and sometimes complicated to deal with when you are in a rush. In a nutshell, being organize and neat is the best way to avoid errors for you webpage.