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		<title>Bad HTML Habits to Avoid</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="blogtext">As the structure of HTML is simple and it can be used easily but even the best HTML programmers’ commit mistakes in coding if at all they tend to develop some of the bad HTML habits. Here let’s discuss the bad habits that are related to HTML which will keep even the best HTML jockeys from obtaining the proper accessibility. So try to understand some of the HTML bad habits that are developed by most of us. <span id="more-166"></span></p>
<p class="blogtext">Sometimes, most of us might not have been using the style sheet to that extent to ease the confidence on the formatting of Font tags but as you get into the world of HTML, you will surely find out that this is a type of code that might work but to exact specifications. </p>
<p class="blogtext">#1 Bad Habit </p>
<p>The number one bad habit in the HTML is the improper usage of headings. The agents of the users can build a table of the contents just by reading the headings on the webpage. So, making use of the H1 trough the H6 in order to structure the information and it is important and using all these tags to increase the text can cause the problems. </p>
<p class="blogtext">#2 Bad Habits</p>
<p>Nowadays the transparent image has become the de facto work around by which the most of the web builders avoid HTML’s layout limitations. These types of images will however make difficult for the user agents in order to distinguish between ancillary images such as spacers and real content. Instead of using all these, just use the style sheets in order control the spacing, margins and many other page elements. </p>
<p class="blogtext">#3 Bad Habits</p>
<p>Another thing that should not be used is block quotes or the list containers in order to control the indention.  These both are the workarounds that are commonly used by the web builders in order to indent whole pages or paragraphs. The main problem in this is that the software might interpret and also deliver the information in a certain way just because of the tag. So the text to voice reader may interpret the block quote information as the quote them accordingly when in fact you were trying to indent the paragraph. Again the style sheets will offer the best solution as they will allow you in order to separate the visual appearance and formatting of the material from structure of a particular page.  </p>
<p class="blogtext">#4 Bad Habits</p>
<p>The other concern is the use of the absolute text formatting of the tags instead of using the relative ones. For example: the tags might render the same in any kind of browser and that does not mean exactly the same thing. The tag was designed in order to indicate the structural emphasis that will be able to take the form of visual change or audible change. So if at all you want to improve the tags, then do not ignore them. So you need to provide the alternative contents if you are creating the pages with some of the elements. </p>
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