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How to organise HTML structure for SPAs
    Organising HTML Structure for Single Page Applications (SPAs)

    In Single Page Applications (SPAs), the HTML file usually serves as the main container for your app. Unlike traditional multi-page sites, SPAs rely on JavaScript to dynamically load and replace content without reloading the entire page. This means the HTML structure should be minimal, clean, and optimized for dynamic updates.

    Basic HTML Structure for an SPA
    Best Practices for HTML in SPAs
    • Keep the root HTML (`index.html`) minimal — usually just a `<div id="app">` as the mounting point.
    • Load JavaScript bundles (from frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue) to handle routing and rendering.
    • Use semantic HTML inside your SPA components for accessibility and SEO.
    • Place global styles or meta tags in `<head>`, but let JavaScript handle most UI updates.
    • Include a `<noscript>` message for users with JavaScript disabled.