How joshbuchea/head works
HEAD is a human-readable reference guide, not an executable application. A web author consults the guide, selects appropriate head elements and ordering, then places them in a document for browsers, search engines, and bots to interpret. The README documents foundational elements, metadata, resource links and scripts, and social/platform-specific tags; DEPRECATED.md is the separate deprecated-reference resource. There are no sampled runtime sources, so relationships shown are limited to those explicitly described in the README.
Main entry points: README.md Head element guide · DEPRECATED.md Deprecated guidance
Components 13
Core guidance
- Head element guide
README.md - Recommended minimum
README.md - Element ordering
README.md - HTML head elements
README.md
Metadata and links
- Meta directives
README.md - Links and resources
README.md - Scripts and fallbacks
README.md
Platform conventions
- Social metadata
README.md - Platform metadata
README.md - Deprecated guidance
DEPRECATED.md
Other components
- Web author
- Document head
- Browsers and crawlers
Connections 12
- Web author → Head element guide: consults
README.md - Head element guide → Recommended minimum: recommends
README.md - Head element guide → Element ordering: orders
README.md - Head element guide → HTML head elements: describes
README.md - Head element guide → Meta directives: catalogs
README.md - Head element guide → Links and resources: catalogs
README.md - Head element guide → Scripts and fallbacks: catalogs
README.md - Head element guide → Social metadata: catalogs
README.md - Head element guide → Platform metadata: catalogs
README.md - Head element guide → Deprecated guidance: references
README.md - Web author → Document head: authors
README.md - Document head → Browsers and crawlers: informs rendering
README.md