🚀 HTML Boilerplate Template:

A professional-grade HTML5 starter template engineered with modern web standards in mind—incorporating best practices for SEO, WCAG-compliant accessibility, responsive design across devices, and optimized metadata for social media previews. Ideal for bootstrapping web applications, portfolio sites, landing pages, or educational prototypes requiring semantic, maintainable code.

A clean and modern HTML5 template built to help you start your website the right way. It includes best practices for search engines, mobile-friendliness, accessibility for all users, and sharing previews on social media. Perfect for learning web development or creating your first portfolio, landing page, or project.

If you are tired of re-writing the same lines of code everytime you start with a new project, this is for you. Download and use this boilerplate as your starter template.

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Valid and semantic HTML5 structure SEO-optimized meta tags Open Graph (OG) + Twitter Cards for social sharing JSON-LD structured data (Schema.org) Accessibility-friendly (skip links, semantic roles, ARIA labels) Mobile theming + favicons Clear code comments for learning & customization

🧠 JAVA SCRIPT- Script.js

An educational JavaScript boilerplate featuring a modular, well-commented script.js structure designed to streamline the development of interactive front-end features. Ideal for teaching clean code practices, event-driven logic, and DOM manipulation in modern JavaScript workflows.

This educational JavaScript starter file provides a simple, easy-to-understand script.js template to help you begin adding interactivity to your web projects. It's a great way to learn how JavaScript works—step by step—with clean code and helpful comments throughout.

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DOMContentLoaded wrapper to ensure scripts run only after the DOM is fully loaded Utility functions ($ and $all) for simplified element selection Accessible mobile menu toggle example (#menu-button & #main-nav) Dark mode toggle example (#toggle-theme) Basic error handling pattern with try/catch 
// Example: 
          Toggle dark mode const themeBtn = $("#toggle-theme"); if (themeBtn) {
          themeBtn.addEventListener("click", () => { document.body.classList.toggle("dark"); }); }

Use this as a foundation and extend it with your own modules, logic, or components.