Some web designers won’t even touch it, a few still use tables and many can’t validate it, but we get our kicks from writing valid CSS and HTML code. We believe that writing code is an art form, and with that in mind, we write some of the cleanest, most-attractive code around. If our code was in high school, it would definitely be the prom queen: it’s the envy of all the other programmers and it’s compatible with the most popular browsers on the net, all for your website. There are numerous ways to write and format code, but the final result should be nearly identical in two important ways. First, all code should be written so that everyone who works on it can access it and understand it. Secondly, and more importantly, all code should follow the latest in web standards and be 100% compliant. There are multiple ways of checking for valid code, but the best method is to use the tools that were created specifically for validation. You can find both a CSS validator and an HTML validator on the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) website to make sure your website’s code is truly legit.