Data sources and licenses used on this site

The body content of the security section is derived from OWASP Cheat Sheet Series.

MDN Web Docs is used for the security glossary, Web API summaries in the Web concepts section, and the description / overview text on HTML / CSS / JavaScript feature pages.

Baseline status (Widely / Newly / Limited available) is sourced from the web-features package.

Browser compatibility data (supported versions, sub-feature compatibility) is sourced from BCD.

The React vs Web Components comparison topic describes React's runtime, component model, and hooks based on the official react.dev documentation. The source content is licensed under CC BY 4.0; we cite react.dev when quoting or summarizing.

The accessibility section references the official WCAG 2.2 success criteria titles and text, WAI-ARIA role/property definitions, and the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) design patterns directly from the W3C primary sources.

Rendering taxonomy (SSR / CSR / static rendering, etc.) definitions are quoted from Google's web.dev 'Rendering on the Web' article as the primary source. We borrow web.dev's server-side / static rendering definitions to establish MPA's technical foundation — which MDN doesn't cover directly (note: the web.dev article itself does not use the term 'MPA').

Referenced for contrast phrasing such as 'traditional website' / 'classic page redraw model' inside the 'Single-page application' article, mapping to what we call MPA. Wikipedia likewise has no standalone MPA entry — supporting the observation that 'MPA' is industry jargon rather than a formally defined term.