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The <div> Epidemic: Code Examples

This repository contains all the code examples from my LinkedIn article, "From <div> Hell to SEO Heaven: Why Your Frontend Choices Can Make or Break Your Business".

The goal of these examples is to visually demonstrate the difference between non-semantic (<div>-based) code and best-practice semantic HTML. You'll find three versions for each UI component:

  1. The <div> Nightmare: A non-semantic approach that lacks accessibility and is difficult to maintain.
  2. The <div> with a Life Vest: A partial fix using ARIA attributes to improve accessibility.
  3. The Best Practice: A clean, semantic, and accessible solution.

πŸ”— View the Examples Live

You can view a live version of all the code examples here: [GitHub Pages Link]

πŸ“ Read the Full Article

To understand the full context behind these code snippets and learn how non-semantic HTML affects developers, users, QA engineers, and the business, check out the full article on Hashnode: From <div> Hell to SEO Heaven: Why Your Frontend Choices Can Make or Break Your Business

Happy coding!

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