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31 August 2026

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2021+ – Living Standard (HTML Living Standard)

Phase 8: Continuous Evolution

HTML now evolves continuously under WHATWG as the “HTML Living Standard,” adapting to modern APIs, performance improvements, and accessibility.

2014 – HTML5 Official Recommendation

Phase 7: Modern Web Standard

HTML5 became the official W3C Recommendation. Added native audio, video, canvas, local storage, semantic tags (<header>, <footer>, <article>), and responsive features.

2008 – HTML5 Draft

Phase 6: Reinventing the Web

WHATWG and W3C began developing HTML5 to address multimedia, interactivity, and semantic web needs without requiring plugins like Flash.

2000 – XHTML 1.0

Phase 4: Structure and Separation

Introduced support for CSS and script separation, accessibility improvements, and semantic structuring — paving the way for modern web standards.

1997 – HTML 3.2

Phase 3: Expanding Capabilities

W3C took over HTML development, adding support for tables, applets, and improved form elements, aligning with Netscape and Internet Explorer advancements.

1995 – HTML 2.0

Phase 2: Standardization Begins

The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) published HTML 2.0 as the first standardized version, defining core tags and forms for consistent browser rendering.

1991 – HTML 1.0

Phase 1: Foundation of the Web

The very first version of HTML, created by Tim Berners-Lee, introduced basic elements like headings, paragraphs, lists, and links. It was simple but revolutionary.