html-output

To create a self-contained HTML dashboard, you render complex data and narratives into a single HTML file with brand tokens for styling. This approach eliminates format switching and enables easy distribution for client briefings or internal reports.

Yes, you can use Chart.js and Mermaid diagrams in a single HTML report by loading them via CDN scripts. The file automatically selects an archetype like a dashboard or data explainer and embeds charts, diagrams, tables, and narratives when justified.

The best way to share a data explainer with 3+ data dimensions is rendering it as a portable HTML artifact. This method supports browser-level interaction and applies brand tokens for consistent styling during distribution.

The HTML output requires no external dependencies for the core file structure, remaining completely self-contained. Optional diagram or chart functionalities can load CDN scripts dynamically when specifically justified by the data visualization request.

You format a client briefing as a portable HTML deliverable by enforcing a YAML frontmatter with name and description, then outputting a single HTML file. It automatically applies an archetype like a comparison or report with brand tokens.

You should not use a self-contained HTML file for data visualization if your scenario lacks 3+ data dimensions or requires no browser-level interaction. It is specifically designed for complex dashboards, comparisons, and data explainers needing portable distribution.