1. What is the current general standard.
2. Does our site do what we want it to do?
-> Yes? Then we don't need more meta tags.
-> No? Go to 3.
3. Are meta tags part of how to accomplish what we want?
-> Yes? Look up the docs and tags needed and implement.
-> No? Implement without touching the meta tags of the doc.
That's why focusing on the first 10 lines isn't very helpful IMO. Most of these are things that are trivial to look up and read the docs on when they become necessary.
If you want to interview around a site's source you'd be better served to have a discussion around the whole document.
1. What is the current general standard. 2. Does our site do what we want it to do? -> Yes? Then we don't need more meta tags. -> No? Go to 3. 3. Are meta tags part of how to accomplish what we want? -> Yes? Look up the docs and tags needed and implement. -> No? Implement without touching the meta tags of the doc.
That's why focusing on the first 10 lines isn't very helpful IMO. Most of these are things that are trivial to look up and read the docs on when they become necessary.
If you want to interview around a site's source you'd be better served to have a discussion around the whole document.