State of HTML 2025

Which existing HTML features or browser APIs are you unable to use because of browser differences or lack of support?

Which existing HTML features or browser APIs are you unable to use for other reasons (and why)?

Existing HTML features that you often have to recreate or augment using JS.

Which strategies do you use to implement components or otherwise reuse HTML code?

Check all that apply.

Server-side templatingServer-side templates generated through PHP, Node.js, etc.

Build-time templatingAstro, Jekyll, other static site generators, etc.

Client-side templatingDOM manipulation, jQuery, Handlebars, etc.

Component-based JavaScript FrameworksReact, Vue.js, Angular, etc.

Web ComponentsWeb components, with or without a helper library.

Web Components helper librariesStencil, Lit, Polymer, etc.

Copy-pasteCopy-pasting snippets from internal or external sources.

Other…

🚫 None

Do you use any of the following design system strategies to maintain UI consistency?

Check all that apply.

Elements/componentsA library of reusable building blocks like buttons or dropdowns, implemented in any technology (e.g., React, Web Components, etc.).

Design tokensAtomic variables for things like colors, spacing, and typography, e.g. --color-accent-dark, --font-heading, etc.

UtilitiesLow-level CSS classes that apply a single, specific style or behavior, e.g. .visually-hidden , .grid-2x2, .text-center, etc.

GuidelinesStandards and best practices to maintain consistency and ensure certain goals are met (accessibility, usability, etc.).

PatternsCopy-pastable higher-level arrangements of all of the above that solve common UI/UX problems, such as navigation bars, or even entire responsive page layouts.

Other…

🚫 None

Any other pain points around using HTML and related technologies?

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System Capabilities

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Which existing HTML features or browser APIs are you unable to use because of browser differences or lack of support?

Which existing HTML features or browser APIs are you unable to use for other reasons (and why)?

If you could add new elements to HTML, what would they be?

Which elements do you struggle the most to style or visually customize?

Which strategies do you use to implement components or otherwise reuse HTML code?

Do you use any of the following design system strategies to maintain UI consistency?

How do you divide your time between writing HTML/CSS and JavaScript (or TypeScript) code?

What do you use HTML for?

Any other pain points around using HTML and related technologies?