In 2020 and 2021 we helped the Google Rendering team with specification tests for several things, including improving the interoperability of the “plaintext-only” value.
Helping browsers to maintain consistent behavior when working with plaintext
Client: Google
- Web Platform Development
More work like this at Bocoup

A Roadmap for HTML Maps
Leveraging our experience with standardizing web platform features, we provided review and recommendations for the existing proposals from the Maps for HTML Community Group and created a roadmap for the path forward.

Improving lazy-loading
We continued to expand our work with lazy-loading in an effort to improve interoperability in browser engines and address pain points for web developers.

Planet 4
International environmental group Greenpeace approached us to create <a href="https://planet4.greenpeace.org/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Planet 4</a> – a site where folks could build websites and digital engagement platforms using Wordpress specifically centering green movements and campaigns.