Click generate, and the tool outputs a full semantic HTML5 page skeleton with header, nav, main, article, aside, section, and footer landmarks.
Elements like <header>, <nav>, <main> and <footer> describe the role of each region, helping screen readers offer landmark navigation and giving search engines clearer structure than nested divs.
An <article> is self-contained and independently distributable, like a blog post. A <section> is a thematic grouping within a document. Use <article> for standalone content and <section> to chunk a page.
Yes. A page should contain exactly one visible <main> holding its primary content, excluding repeated headers, navigation and footers.