Best Practices
addyosmani/web-quality-skillsModern web development has rules for safety and quality. These rules are called best practices. They cover security, browser compatibility, and code quality. This skill helps you apply these rules to your projects.
You can check for HTTPS everywhere and set up a Content Security Policy. It also includes Trusted Types to prevent common web attacks. Subresource Integrity keeps third-party scripts safe. All these steps make your website more secure.
Use this skill for code reviews or when you want to modernize existing code. It helps teams follow the same high standards. Your website will be safer and work better for everyone.
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