Plain HTML & CSS
Sometimes the right delivery is a folder of HTML, CSS, and minimal JS—ideal for ultra-cheap hosting or embedded microsites. Ask Orbit for semantic sections, responsive grids without frameworks, and accessible landmarks. Be explicit about CSS strategy (vanilla, BEM, or a small utility layer).
Without a component framework, reuse becomes copy/paste unless you adopt partials or a static site generator later. Document that tradeoff for your team. Orbit can still help you iterate faster than typing every section from scratch.
If you later migrate to React, treat this output as a content contract: headings, CTAs, and media slots should map cleanly to components.
Snippet
<main>
<section aria-labelledby="hero">
<h1 id="hero">…</h1>
</section>
</main>FAQ
- Can I add vanilla JS?
- Yes—request progressive enhancement patterns in the prompt if you need toggles or small interactions.