Cilantrobyte.

Tech Stacks · Frontend

HTML5

The substrate nobody credits until it's wrong.

Category

Frontend

At the studio

Since 2018

Projects shipped

Numerous

Status

Active

(01) Our take

Semantic HTML is the thing we nag about most in code review. The right heading levels, landmark regions, form-element associations, and alt text aren't optional — they're the difference between an application that works for everyone and one that works for the people who look like its developers.

We treat HTML as a first-class design surface. Our components generate clean, semantic markup by default; our accessibility audits start with the HTML before they touch ARIA; and we'll push back on design decisions that push a <div> into a role that an <a> or a <button> would fill better.

(02) What we build with it

Typical work

  • Accessibility audits and remediations
  • Semantic markup review for component libraries
  • Email template HTML (still a distinct craft)
  • SEO-focused markup for content-heavy sites

(03) How we engage

Engagement shape

Never a standalone engagement — but we offer accessibility audits as focused 1–2 week retainers.

(04) Pairs with

Works well with

Technologies we reach for alongside HTML5 in most engagements.

Frontend

CSS3

The language that finally grew up.

Frontend

Tailwind CSS

The CSS framework that finally got out of the way.

Frontend

React

The UI library we'd still pick today.

Frontend

Next.js

The default for serious React applications.

Thinking about a HTML5 project?

Start a project →back to all stacks