Structure
Semantic page templates.
Page markup organized around meaningful landmarks, headings and content relationships.
- Reusable document structures
- Reading-order review notes
Front-end
HTML5. A clear structure for every web journey.
Semantic foundations for accessible web experiences.
Discuss Your Project
- Structure a website
- Build useful forms
- Deliver rich content
What are you planning?
Content with a meaningful structure.
Use semantic HTML to give pages a clear hierarchy for people, browsers and assistive technologies.
How we approach it
- Define landmarks and headings
- Structure navigation and content
- Check reading and focus order
Forms that explain what is needed.
Connect labels, input types and validation messages around the information a user needs to provide.
How we approach it
- Choose appropriate input types
- Connect labels and instructions
- Validate and explain errors
Media within the page experience.
Present images, video and embedded content with suitable alternatives and responsive behaviour.
How we approach it
- Select responsive image sources
- Provide text alternatives
- Review loading and playback
What we deliver
How we use HTML5.
Forms
Accessible form foundations.
Form markup with connected labels, instructions and validation messages.
- Input and label relationships
- Error and completion states
Media
Content and media patterns.
HTML patterns for images and embedded content that fit the surrounding page experience.
- Text alternatives and captions
- Responsive media markup
Let’s discuss your HTML5 requirements.
Share your challenge, idea or existing system. We will help you explore a clear next step.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Once you submit your inquiry, we will review it, understand your goals and arrange a conversation with the right team.
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