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html-coder

Comprehensive HTML development skill for pages, forms, semantics, accessibility, and HTML5.

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---
name: html-coder
description: 'Expert HTML development skill for building web pages, forms, and interactive content. Use when creating HTML documents, structuring web content, implementing semantic markup, adding forms and media, working with HTML5 APIs, or needing HTML templates, best practices, and accessibility guidance. Supports modern HTML5 standards and responsive design patterns.'
description_zh: "用于构建网页、表单和交互内容的专业HTML开发技能。当创建HTML文档、组织网页内容、实现语义化标记、添加表单和媒体、使用HTML5 API,或需要HTML模板、最佳实践和无障碍指引时使用。支持现代HTML5标准和响应式设计模式。"
homepage: https://clawhub.ai/jhauga/html-coder
collaborators:
  - make-skill-template
  - finalize-agent-prompt
provenance:
  origin: clawhub-mit0
  license: MIT-0
  upstream_url: https://clawhub.ai/jhauga/html-coder
  maintained_by: OpenSquilla
---

# HTML Coder Skill

Expert skill for professional HTML development with focus on semantic markup, accessibility, HTML5 features, and standards-compliant web content.

## When to Use This Skill

- Creating HTML documents with semantic structure
- Building accessible forms with HTML5 validation
- Implementing responsive markup and multimedia
- Using HTML5 APIs (Canvas, SVG, Storage, Geolocation)
- Troubleshooting validation or accessibility issues

## OpenSquilla Webpage Delivery

For a new runnable webpage when workspace file-authoring tools are available:

1. Create a filesystem-safe, dedicated project subdirectory such as
   `webpage-<topic-slug>/`; never place a generated site directly in the
   workspace root.
2. Keep `index.html`, local CSS/JavaScript, and every local asset inside that
   project root, using browser-relative references.
3. Validate the finished project, then call `publish_artifact` exactly once
   with the entry file and the complete dedicated root:

```json
{
  "path": "webpage-<topic-slug>/index.html",
  "mime": "text/html",
  "bundle": "directory",
  "bundle_root": "webpage-<topic-slug>"
}
```

Do not bundle the entire workspace. When a caller explicitly requests
source-only output, forbids tool calls, or supplies its own deterministic
writer—as AwesomeWebpageMetaSkill does—follow that narrower caller contract
instead. When file authoring or `publish_artifact` is unavailable, return only
the requested guidance or source and do not claim that a runnable project was
published.

## Core Capabilities

- **Semantic HTML**: Document structure, content sections, accessibility-first markup
- **Forms**: All input types, validation attributes, fieldsets, labels
- **Media**: Responsive images, audio/video, Canvas, SVG
- **HTML5 APIs**: Web Storage, Geolocation, Drag & Drop, Web Workers
- **Accessibility**: ARIA, screen reader support, WCAG compliance

## Essential References

Core documentation for HTML experts:

- [`references/add-css-style.md`](references/add-css-style.md) - Add CSS via `link` tag, inline, or embedded in html
- [`references/add-javascript.md`](references/add-javascript.md) - Add JavaScript via `script src="link.js"` tag, inline `script`, or embedded in html
- [`references/attributes.md`](references/attributes.md) - HTML attribute essentials
- [`references/essentials.md`](references/essentials.md) - Semantic markup, validation, responsive techniques
- [`references/global-attributes.md`](references/global-attributes.md) - Complete global attribute information
- [`references/glossary.md`](references/glossary.md) - Complete HTML element and attribute reference
- [`references/standards.md`](references/standards.md) - HTML5 specifications and standards

## Best Practices

**Semantic HTML** - Use elements that convey meaning: `<article>`, `<nav>`, `<header>`, `<section>`, `<footer>`, not div soup.

**Accessibility First** - Proper heading hierarchy, alt text, labels with inputs, keyboard navigation, ARIA when needed.

**HTML5 Validation** - Leverage built-in validation (`required`, `pattern`, `type="email"`) before JavaScript.

**Responsive Images** - Use `<picture>`, srcset, and `loading="lazy"` for performance.

**Performance** - Minim
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