To get the most out of CSS, the HTML code needs to provide a solid, well-built foundation. This paper shows how to write better, more CSS-friendly HTML. The good news is that when one uses CSS throughout the site, HTML actually becomes easier to write. One no longer need to worry about trying to turn HTML into the design maven it was never intended to be; instead, CSS offers all the graphic design touches one will likely ever want. And one's job becomes simpler since HTML pages written to work with CSS require less code, less typing, and are easier to create.
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