Semantic markup
Pages whose structure a browser, a screen reader and a crawler all read.
We have no case study of hand-written HTML. Every React, Angular and Next.js interface we shipped renders to it, and the HTML Standard is now a living document.
Pages whose structure a browser, a screen reader and a crawler all read.
Dashboards and consoles that render to HTML in the browser.
Old pages moved to current markup before a redesign.
A Next.js site styled with Tailwind CSS, as for Sales OS.
From our published front ends. No case study names hand-written HTML, so that node is dashed.
Source: WHATWG, HTML Standard, html.spec.whatwg.org, checked 6 November 2026.
A React 18 and TypeScript dispatch console with sixteen live screens.

An Angular web front end beside a Xamarin and .NET mobile app.

A React 19 app and a Next.js 15 marketing site styled with Tailwind CSS.
React
Angular
TypeScript
Vue.js
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DockerThe WHATWG publishes the HTML Standard as a Living Standard, with a Last Updated date of 5 November 2026 on the page we read and no edition number.
No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is React, Angular and Next.js front ends.
Yes. Every browser interface ends as HTML, and the case studies name the frameworks and not the markup.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Thirty minutes on your pages, your browsers and your front end. No sales pitch.