By Eddy R.
08/17/99

More people these days are using HTML editors to build their web pages. Even though such editors make web building a breeze, it is important to note that the HTML code they create isn't always clean. Below is an example of what I mean.

Some HTML editors tend to render code (add extra code) this way. By the way, this code isn't considered clean.

<b>example</b><b>code</b>

Clean code should look like this.

<b>example code</b>

Many might not consider this to be a big deal, but it really is. There are many reasons why you should take this into serious consideration. For instance, an HTML document that doesn't have clean code might not be rendered by browsers the way you intended. Server space is also an issue since this extra code adds to the size of your HTML file.

Remember, clean code will always contribute to the success of your web site, so go ahead, and make sure that the code in your web pages is clean.