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Building Websites With LLMS

Jim Nielsen argues that replacing JavaScript-powered interactions with separate, linked HTML pages plus CSS cross-document view transitions is simpler to build and maintain — coining the approach "Lots of Little HTML pages" (LLMS).

May 05, 2026 · tech · Jim Nielsen, Jim Nielsen's Blog

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Topics

  • web-accessibility
  • responsive-design
  • software-engineering
  • developer-productivity

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  • Developer productivity

    Developer productivity spans tooling choices, organizational alignment, and the human skills those tools depend on, with a growing body of sources questioning whether AI-assisted workflows deliver on their promise without eroding the judgment they require.

  • Responsive design

    Responsive design is shifting away from viewport breakpoints toward CSS-native intrinsic layout, fluid values, and container-aware primitives that adapt without explicit breakpoints.

  • Software engineering

    A broad discipline covering architecture, tooling, testing, and craft decisions that determine how software is built, maintained, and extended — a theme connecting sources on agent reliability, CSS platform primitives, component design, shell scripting, and more.

  • Web accessibility

    Web accessibility appears as a secondary concern across sources on CSS, testing, and typography — surfacing in selector strategy, semantic HTML, and readable type scales rather than as a dedicated subject.

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