HTML-First Apps are the Future
summary
Claim: putting semantic HTML first yields better accessibility, SEO, and future-proof UIs. Demonstrations use Ember Octane and show concrete changes—removing the application wrapper, adding the page title helper, converting clickable divs to buttons—and tooling like template linting flags errors early. Discussion covers pushState, pre-rendering, native date inputs, and accessibility testing; examples and a GitHub repo with the demos prove the patterns work in practice.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 4:02History of Html
- 5:21The First Proposal for the World Wide Web
- 12:15Accessibility Api Mappings
- 12:54Semantic Html
- 13:56Single Page Apps
- 15:50Accessibility
- 17:57Page Title Helper
- 19:01Application Wrapper
- 25:09Date Pickers
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