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Questions
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1What are the SEO and a11y tradeoffs in SPAs vs traditional HTML pages
2How would you organize HTML for a complex dashboard UI
3How to organise HTML structure for SPAs
HTMLHTML
Basics
Common Tags
Attributes and Elements
Lists
Text tags and Formatting
Input and Forms
Block and Inline Elements
Box model
Semantic Tags
Links and Images
Media and Embeds
Tables
HTML entities
HTML and CSS
Performance
SEO
Progressive Enhancement
HTML5
Custom Elements & Web Components
HTML5 APIs
SPAs
WCAG
Security
Best Practices
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\n\n Keep the root HTML (`index.html`) minimal — usually just a `
` 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 ``, but let JavaScript handle most UI updates. Include a `
  • 5

    Include a <noscript> message for users with JavaScript disabled.

  • 2When deciding where to put a global navigation bar versus view-specific content, what trade‑offs do you consider in the HTML hierarchy of an SPA?
  • 5-8 years experience

    1. 1Our SPA is growing to dozens of routes and we’re seeing performance degradation during initial load. How would you reorganize the HTML (e.g., lazy‑load containers, split templates) to improve load time and maintainability?
    2. 2If we need to support server‑side rendering for SEO while keeping client‑side navigation, how would you design the root HTML structure to accommodate both?

    8+ years experience

    1. 1We are migrating a legacy multi‑page site to a SPA that will be shared across several product teams. What high‑level HTML architecture would you propose to enable independent development, theming, and future micro‑frontend integration?
    2. 2How would you establish a convention for HTML structure across dozens of repositories to ensure consistency, accessibility, and easy onboarding for new engineers?
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