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HTML T1ps (based on my experiences) 1. Research about HTML and its information (definition, history and usage) 2. Use editors that give auto-completion, error detection and syntax highlighting like Notepadd++, Sublime Text, or Atom 3. My professor always told us to add document type - <!DOCTYPE html> on the first line of the HTML file. 4. HTML elements (close all tags) - <h1>element</h1> 5. Add HTML comments as a note or for documenting your code - <!-- Comment only --> 6. Use lower case for the elements, attributes, and tags to look clean - My prof always said don't combine lower and upper case - <p>Wrong Way</P> 7. Don't use too much blank new lines and indentations (two spaces only). If you look cleaner style use a beautifier 8. Add Metadata - provides the search engine for a site 9. Use CSS stylesheets for the presentation (design) of your HTML 10. First In Last Out Tags - <p><b>Sample of content</b><p> List of the Tutorial site for HTML 1. W3schools 2. CodeAcademy 3. Tutorialspoint 4. Youtube Videos about HTML

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