Did you know that your a carry inherit security risks? It's kinda weird but it's true, a naked a tag that doesn't define a rel attribute is considered "unsecure" by the Google Lighthouse audit and will be flagged by crawlers as unsafe.

When working with images on the web, it's extremely important that you define the width and height attributes on that image if you know its size before-hand.

The article tag is supposed to be used whenever you're linking to a blog post or some sort of content (either internal or external) somewhere on your page.

Annoyed that your users can drag and save your images offsite? It's actually an intended feature of the browser (and its recommend you keep it enabled for accessibility purposes)

In this tip, I'll introduce you to three semantic tags you should always use on your pages: main, header, and footer.