A small collection of HTML templates with various attributes to solve the basic needs when starting a new project a new project or prototyping a new front-end feature.
It doesn't get more minimal than this. HTML5 templates can technically be even more minimal, but this template takes a couple of things in to consideration:
- Keep everyone happy by specifying the language used.
- We want UTF-8 encoding set for security and convienence.
- All web pages should have a title.
Unfortunatly the previous, minimal, template isn't as friendly as we'd like it to be. This simple HTML template takes care of that and adds the following features:
- Screenreader-accessibility.
- Stylable in Internet Explorer.
- Less likely to confuse less proficient reviewers.
This template is meant as the very core of a real web page and therefore adds the following features to the simple HTML template:
- Meta description tag for SEO purposes.
- View port meta tag, since we're being responsive in 2012.
- Link to a style sheet, since we want to keep things organized.
Last, but not least - and most likely used the most, we have the standard HTML template with jQuery inclusion pre-entered.
- Includes the latest jQuery version from Google CDN, with a local fallback if needed.