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HTML and CSS Checklist

HTML

Doctype declaration is included at the beginning of the HTML document.

HTML document is structured using appropriate tags such as `<html>`, `<head>`, and `<body>`.

Semantic HTML tags are used for better accessibility and SEO, such as `<header>`, `<nav>`, `<main>`, `<section>`, `<article>`, `<aside>`, `<footer>`, etc.

All HTML tags are properly closed.

Indentation and formatting of HTML code is consistent and readable.

HTML code follows naming conventions and is written in lowercase.

Use of inline styles is minimized, and CSS files are preferred for styling.

External CSS files are linked to the HTML document using the `<link>` tag.

CSS dependencies are properly included and organized.

CSS classes and IDs are used appropriately to target specific elements.

Commented sections are used to improve code readability and provide explanations where necessary.

Use of deprecated HTML tags and attributes is avoided.

All images have appropriate `alt` attributes for accessibility.

HTML code is validated using W3C Markup Validation Service.

CSS

CSS code is written in a separate file and linked to the HTML document.

Indentation and formatting of CSS code is consistent and readable.

CSS code follows naming conventions and is written in lowercase.

Use of shorthand properties is preferred for reducing code redundancy.

CSS selectors are used efficiently to target elements.

Use of CSS preprocessors, such as SASS or LESS, is considered for better code organization and reusability.

Media queries are used to ensure proper responsiveness of the website.

Browser compatibility is taken into account and necessary CSS vendor prefixes are added.

Proper use of CSS box model (padding, margin, border) is ensured.

Use of CSS frameworks and libraries is evaluated for faster development and consistent styling.

CSS code is validated using CSS validation tools to ensure compliance with CSS standards.

This checklist covers the major steps and considerations for HTML and CSS development in software development organizations. It ensures that the HTML code is structured correctly, follows best practices, and is accessible. Similarly, it ensures that CSS code is well-organized, follows naming conventions, and achieves desired styling and responsiveness.

CSS code is commented for better code understanding and maintainability

CSS code is organized using proper indentation and line breaks

Vendor-specific prefixes are added to ensure cross-browser compatibility

CSS code is written using a consistent naming convention for classes and IDs

CSS code is modular and reusable by using classes and avoiding inline styles

CSS code is optimized for performance by minimizing the use of unnecessary styles and selectors

CSS code is structured in a way that it can be easily updated and maintained

CSS code is written in a way that it is easy to override or extend for future changes

Use of CSS preprocessors or post-processors is evaluated for improved workflow and productivity

CSS code is optimized for search engines by using proper semantic markup and avoiding excessive use of divs and spans

Use of CSS grid or flexbox is considered for creating responsive layouts

CSS code is tested and adjusted for different screen sizes and devices

Use of CSS linting tools is considered to identify and fix potential errors and inconsistencies in the code

Use of CSS frameworks or libraries is evaluated for consistent styling and improved development speed

CSS code is reviewed by peers or experts for quality assurance and adherence to coding standards

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