Maybe this is a stupid question, but is using li better than using div’s possibly for page performance or resources?
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Maybe this is a stupid question, but is using li better than using div’s possibly for page performance or resources?
Why would performance matter more than anything? Use
<li>only when you want to mark up a list, use<div>for sections/blocks of information.Some browsers tend to render
<li>as bulleted list items; if you really want to talk about performance, chances are it’ll be a browser performance hit to strip the list styles from those elements using CSS anyway.