Hey developers, what is your itinerary for developing a 'cool' website? Your answer comprises a combination of markup languages, design, client-side scripts, and frameworks. But, let me interrupt you at this point: your website does not serve the purpose even after putting all the latest techniques of customized web development if you fail to understand the user behavior. You have to strive for building a website that offers customer-facing interface functions or say, a fully functional front-end that can please the end user. As a front-end developer, you know very well that the wrong design can result in a drastic drop in revenue followed by a tainted brand reputation for your client. Here I mention a few common coding-related and other mistakes that you should keep an eye on to avoid a mess: Use of tablesOld or New ElementsTest or ForgetResponsiveness or No-responsivenessIgnoring site speedAuthentication and authorizationInclusion of meaningless pagesSite refreshes frequentlyForking CodeUsing tags to Space DivUsing inline CSSPutting full CSS and JavaScript in the Header Use of tables Mistake: A few years back, tables were the only way to element placement in HTML. Some web developers still use elements for creating layouts. Effect: Tables can cause design flaws and as we use different browsers these days, chances of misplacements are fairly high with tables. Solution: Today, table designs are replaced by both CSS and Div containers for creating a layout. We can use tables for displaying information charts, but we CANNOT use them for creating layouts. Instead, you should opt for "table-less" layouts while designing HTML code. Old or New Elements Well, you're familiar with the

March 2017

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