HTML
The semantic foundation of every web page; correct HTML is the cheapest accessibility and SEO improvement there is.
Where we use it
- Accessible page structure
- Email templates
- Static pages
Strengths
- Universal support
- Built-in accessibility semantics
- No runtime cost
Considerations
Trade-offs worth knowing before you choose it.
- Needs disciplined use of landmarks and headings
- Forms need careful labelling
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Layout, typography and motion for the web, now with container queries, cascade layers and native nesting.
- JS
JavaScript
The language of the browser and, through Node.js, much of the server.
- TS
TypeScript
Typed JavaScript that catches whole classes of bugs before code runs and makes large codebases navigable.
- Re
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A component library for building interfaces, used on the web and in mobile through React Native.
- Nx
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A React framework with server rendering, static generation, routing and image optimisation built in.
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Vue.js
An approachable, progressive framework with single-file components and a gentle learning curve.
- Nu
Nuxt
The Vue framework for server-rendered and static applications.
- Ng
Angular
A complete, opinionated framework favoured by large teams and enterprises.
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