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How To Code Your Website

To code a website effectively, one should follow best practices such as using XHTML to meet W3C standards, validating source code, keeping style sheets and scripts in separate files, avoiding excessive graphics and dynamic content, thoroughly testing pages across browsers, and ensuring no broken links. Proper commenting and testing scripts for all scenarios also helps produce a high quality, bug-free website.

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How To Code Your Website

To code a website effectively, one should follow best practices such as using XHTML to meet W3C standards, validating source code, keeping style sheets and scripts in separate files, avoiding excessive graphics and dynamic content, thoroughly testing pages across browsers, and ensuring no broken links. Proper commenting and testing scripts for all scenarios also helps produce a high quality, bug-free website.

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How to Code Your Website?

Finally, when you start coding for your website, you should be well aware of the
following tips for a better website −
 Your site should meet all the quality requirements defined by W3C. Today we
are using XHTML to develop any website. XHTML is just a cleaner version of
HTML.
 You should keep validating your source code using W3C Validator.
 Do use appropriate comments but avoid using to many comments inside HTML
files.
 Keep your style sheets and JAVA or VB scripts into separate files and then
include them where ever is required.
 Do not use too much graphics in your web pages.
 Try to keep your web pages static instead of generating them dynamically.
 Make sure there is no broken link on any web page.
 Test your developed web page in major browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox,
Mozilla, Netscape, etc.
 Test your all the scripts for all the possible scenarios. Do not host any page
without complete testing.

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