HTMLstä
HTMLstä is a hypothetical markup language and build-time extension to HTML designed for creating dynamic, accessible web interfaces. It combines declarative templating with lightweight reactive bindings and a component model, producing standards-compliant HTML, CSS, and JavaScript that can run in modern browsers.
Originating in speculative web design discourse and fictional technology case studies, HTMLstä is not an official
Design goals include improving semantic clarity, accessibility, and portability while preserving the inspectability of the DOM.
Core features include custom attributes with a distinct namespace, such as hs-bind for data binding, hs-if for
Syntax examples in plain text include a template node like <div hs-bind="user.name" hs-if="user.loggedIn">Hello, {{user.name}}</div>, and a
See also: HTML, web components, templating languages, progressive enhancement.