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Frontend

HTML5 development services behind our React and Angular front ends

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.

Tailwind CSSHTML5
0Case studies of hand-written HTML
LivingStatus of the HTML Standard
5 Nov 2026Last update shown on the spec
8Published React, Angular and Next.js front ends
What we build

What we would take on in HTML

Semantic markup

Pages whose structure a browser, a screen reader and a crawler all read.

Front ends in React and Angular

Dashboards and consoles that render to HTML in the browser.

Markup clean-ups

Old pages moved to current markup before a redesign.

Marketing sites

A Next.js site styled with Tailwind CSS, as for Sales OS.

Architecture

Where HTML sits in a build

HTML at the end of every front end
Code
React logo
React 19 appSales OS
Angular logo
Angular web appHydrajaws, Verify Auto
Next.js 15 siteSales OS marketing site
Output
HTMLWhat the browser receives
Reader
BrowserRenders the page

From our published front ends. No case study names hand-written HTML, so that node is dashed.

Standard

HTML is a living standard

The HTML Standard
Living StandardThe page header reads Living Standard, with no edition number.
Updated 5 November 2026The specification shows a Last Updated date.
What we ship on topReact, Angular and Next.js interfaces that all end as HTML.

Source: WHATWG, HTML Standard, html.spec.whatwg.org, checked 6 November 2026.

Builds

The closest builds we can show you

TruckFleet Labs dispatch console and driver app built by Dev Station
Logistics, fleet operations

TruckFleet Labs

A React 18 and TypeScript dispatch console with sixteen live screens.

16Screens on one refresh cycle
Hydrajaws safety testing app built by Dev Station
Construction safety testing, United Kingdom

Hydrajaws Limited

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

500%Surge in potential clients
Sales OS account research product built by Dev Station
AI product, in-house

Sales OS

A React 19 app and a Next.js 15 marketing site styled with Tailwind CSS.

1 creditOpens all six tabs of an account brief
Fit check

When plain HTML is the right call

Pick HTML5 when

  • A content page that needs no application code
  • A site that must load fast on poor connections
  • Markup that a crawler and a screen reader must read

Look elsewhere when

  • You need a case study of hand-written HTML, which we do not have
  • A dashboard with live data, where we shipped React or Angular
  • A product with many contributors and shared components
Stack

What HTML usually ships with

React logoReact
Angular logoAngular
TypeScript logoTypeScript
Vue.js logoVue.js
Node.js logoNode.js
Docker logoDocker
FAQs

What buyers ask first

Is HTML5 still the current version of HTML?

The 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.

Do you have a published hand-written HTML build?

No. We say so on the first call and show the nearest work, which is React, Angular and Next.js front ends.

Do your React and Angular builds produce HTML?

Yes. Every browser interface ends as HTML, and the case studies name the frameworks and not the markup.

Who owns the code and the cloud accounts?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.

Tell us what your pages have to do

Thirty minutes on your pages, your browsers and your front end. No sales pitch.

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