The Web Device first-site guide created a locally accepted layout:
page index {
hello main title="Hello, Web Device" text="This page is rendered by a local blocklet."
}hello is a site component under .web/components/hello/; its manifest, renderer, and stylesheet form the site presentation layer. In ARC 2.0.0-beta.25, this layout was built and opened through a direct local blocklet run.
What this is an example of
- An AUP page layout composing a Web Device site component.
- A static Web page with a declared route, site configuration, and local browser acceptance.
- A useful separation between page structure and reusable HTML/CSS implementation.
What it is not an example of
- A claim that every native AUP primitive is valid as a Web layout section.
- An interactive AUP session, patch sequence, or cross-device renderer proof.
- A DID Space deployment.
Use the direct static-tree renderer only for target-supported nodes, and use Web components for reusable layout sections. The full site file tree and commands belong to the target-specific Web Device documentation. For the two Web-facing AUP paths, see AUP on Web Device.