When given a project, one of the biggest interest naturally becomes the project itself, at least temporarily. Therefore, this website will be about the tags and attributes I've chosen for the project. Of course, that's just an excuse. I didn't feel like sharing a personal interest.
I have deliberately chosen 3 tags specifically tied to JavaScript usage and relevant attributes. Below are some of my thoughts on the assignment.
Commenting
While comments are useful tools to communicate with your future self and fellow engineers when working on code, a diligent enginner should always strive to write self-documenting code: it is the "best practice" after all. Human-readable and well-organized code is far more maintainable than lightweight, minimized code. In fact, the whole reason we have indenting standards is for this very reason. It really isn't that much of a step beyond that to ensure all your names are descriptive and things are organized well. Putting comments down to describe what a code bit does should be a last-resort to ensure the code is maintainable for something that must be written in an esoteric manner due to language constraints.