web-components

Create or modify vanilla HTML/CSS/JavaScript (without a framework) using modular ES modules (ESM), vanilla technologies, clean and readable code, ready for production (no transpiling). Useful for lightweight, high-performance pages, dependency-free UI widgets, standard JavaScript refactoring, and rapid prototyping without using frameworks like React, Angular or Vue.

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Install skill "web-components" with this command: npx skills add manzdev/web-core/manzdev-web-core-web-components

Vanilla Web (HTML/CSS/JS)

Required constraints (non-negotiables)

  • HTML/CSS/JS only (no framework)
  • Use modular JS (ESM)
  • Prefer small, focused functions and pure utilities
  • Avoid global state

When to activate this skill (user asks for)

  • Vanilla JS / plain HTML/CSS/JS / static page / efficient
  • no framework, no React/Angular/Vue
  • small UI components (modals, tabs, dropdown, form validation) built directly in the DOM
  • refactors to remove framework dependencies or reduce JS complexity

Output expectations

  • Avoid missing imports or paths
  • Avoid TODO placeholders
  • Keep changes small, testable, and incremental

Implementation workflow

1) Structure

  • Prefer this structure:

    • src/ source code
    • public/ static files (fonts, images, etc...)
    • index.html main entrypoint
    • main.js main JS entrypoint
    • src/css/global.css global styles
    • src/components/ webcomponents folder
    • src/modules/ reusable and utilities modules JS
  • Each module does one thing (DOM wiring, module state, rendering, API, utilities...)

  • Avoid global mutable state. If state is needed, encapsulate it in a module and expose minimal functions.

  • Use always this name convention for filenames:

    • src/components/ components should use PascalCase. Class name should match with filename. Same with css files.
    • src/modules/ modules should use camelCase. Function names should match with filename.

2) HTML guidelines

  • Use semantic tags (<header>, <footer>, <article>, <main>, <nav>, <button>, <dialog>, etc... where applicable)
  • Avoid soup of divs (reduce to essential elements)

3) DOM guidelines

  • Use CSSStyleSheet API for create styles instead string templates.
  • Prefer import attributes with over new CSSStyleSheet(). Prefer new CSSStyleSheet() over plain string templates.
  • Use querySelector*() API instead getElement*() API.
  • Use setHTMLUnsafe() / getHTML() instead innerHTML.
  • Prefer modern DOM API for add elements: append(), prepend(), before(), after(). Else, insertAdjacent*() over old API appendChild().

4) CSS guidelines

  • Prefer simple, predictable naming
  • Prefer @scope rules instead BEM naming
  • Use CSS variables for theme primitives and very common reusable data
  • Keep layout responsive by default (flex/grid)
  • Prefer :where() low specificity over !important
  • Use CSS nesting for group related-block classes

5) Javascript guidelines

  • Use type="module" and explicit imports/exports
  • Prefer naming imports over default imports
  • Prefer pure utilities and small functions
  • Use event delegation for lists/dynamics UIs
  • Handle errors explicity (network failures, missing DOM nodes, invalid inputs)
  • Create small class methods for split logic
  • Prefix code string template with /* html */, /* css */ or /* svg */

Verification checklist

When finishing work, ensure:

  • No console errors/warnings caused by changes
  • All referenced assets resolve (paths/imports)
  • Review the imported items to check if they are being used
  • Feature works with keyboard and without requiring a framework runtime

Suggested scripts

  • Add a npm run dev using servor local server development

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