Mathias Bynens • 12/15/2011

The smallest possible valid (X)HTML documents

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This technical article documents and analyzes the smallest possible valid HTML documents for different HTML versions, including ISO HTML, HTML 2.0, 3.2, and 4.0 variants. It explains required elements, DOCTYPE declarations, and uses SGML minimization features like SHORTTAG to reduce byte counts, providing a deep dive into historical web standards.

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