I have a few questions. I'm designing a web page to learn HTML and CSS. I wanted to know if I'm basically doing this right. I guess there isn't a right way, but maybe a better way of doing things:
- I've been using JPEG's (JPEG, JPG) and GIF (GIF) images. Both are compressed image formats, so they save load-time if I'm not mistaken. Is this good practice?
- I have used close to zero margins in my CSS. I just didn't need them. Everything looks right in every browser. Are margins neccessary?
- What other things do I have to take into account besides file compression, screen-reader accessibility, and Browser accessibility? Is there something else I should watch out for/make my website compatible with? By this I mean:
When you make a web site, it should be able to be read by a screen-reader. This is something "To watch out for when making a site". What other "Watch-out-for" things are out there that I need to keep in mind when designing?