Avoid Using Built-in HTML Elements as Component IDs: Why and How

Using built-in or reserved HTML elements as component IDs is not recommended because it can lead to confusion and conflicts with existing HTML semantics and functionality. \ For example, if you use "article" as a component ID and also have an HTML <article> element on the page, it can cause conflicts and make it difficult to maintain and understand the code. \ To avoid this, it is best to choose unique and descriptive names for component IDs that do not clash with existing HTML elements or reserved keywords. This helps in ensuring code clarity, maintainability, and avoids any unintended side effects.