A practical, framework-free HTML component library focused on clarity, accessibility, and real-world use.

Live site: https://www.lukedunsmore.com/html-component-library.html

HTML5 Component Library is a growing collection of clean, reusable HTML components you can copy, adapt, and drop into real projects.

It’s designed to be:

• Readable (super-easy to follow, for beginners and web veterans alike)
• Practical (common UI patterns you actually need)
• Framework-Free (use it anywhere)

• Developers who want fast, reliable HTML patterns
• Designers who want a solid reference for real UI structures
• Learners who want examples that aren’t buried in frameworks

You’ll find a range of common components (and it will keep growing), such as:

• Navigation and layout patterns
• Forms and inputs
• Buttons, cards, alerts, and UI building blocks
• Copy-paste friendly examples

This repo is intentionally lightweight. The easiest way to use it is:

1. Browse the live site for a component
2. Copy the HTML
3. Adapt it to your project

Suggestions, fixes, and new components are welcome.

• Request something: open an issue
  https://github.com/lukedunsmoto/html5-component-library/issues/new/choose
• Contribute: fork the repo and open a PR

If you’re adding a component, aim for:

• Semantic HTML
• Clear naming
• Minimal extra complexity
• Accessibility considered from the start

MIT — do what you like, just don’t sue me.
See LICENSE.