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In this tutorial, the speaker discusses a common method of implementing icon badges with numbers using HTML and CSS, often by creating a parent div with an icon and a badge as child elements. This traditional approach involves setting the parent div to relative positioning and the badge to absolute positioning in the top right corner, which is described as ineffective. Instead, the tutorial suggests a more efficient method using CSS attributes. The old divs are removed, leaving only two icon tags that receive a "number" attribute with a corresponding value. Both tags are also assigned a "number" class. The CSS is then updated to apply styles to the after pseudo-element of the number class while ensuring the parent class retains relative positioning, ultimately simplifying the implementation.
