Follow established patterns consistently throughout the codebase to improve readability and maintainability:
- Use auto properties with appropriate access modifiers:
- Prefer auto properties with private setters over readonly fields
- Use private setters for properties set only in constructors
```csharp
// Instead of:
readonly string _title;
// Prefer:
public string Title { get; private set; }
```
- Follow constructor best practices:
- Required parameters only in constructors; use object initializers for optional values
- Format parameterless constructors on a single line:
public ClassName() { }
- Ensure all properties are properly assigned in constructors
- Simplify code expressions:
- Prefer concise expressions over verbose alternatives
```csharp
// Instead of:
Assert.True(firstRefsPage.Where(x => secondRefsPage.Contains(x)).Any() == false);
// Prefer:
Assert.False(firstRefsPage.Any(x => secondRefsPage.Contains(x)));
```
- Be consistent with established patterns:
- Match the style used in surrounding code
- Apply the same formatting rules throughout the project
- Follow the project’s conventions for organization and naming
