The <time> element should actually do something
Read OriginalThis article critiques the HTML <time> element, noting its semantic purpose for marking dates/times is not leveraged by browsers or assistive technologies. Despite being used on ~8% of web pages, its main benefit appears limited to potential search engine indexing, while developers still rely on manual tooltips or links for date display. The author argues it remains an unfulfilled promise of semantic HTML.
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