Examples
A page in htmlpress is a whole HTML document, so it can be anything a browser can show:
a dashboard, a printable report, a slide deck, an interactive explorer. Each example
below is one self-contained .html file with its own
<style> and <script>, written the way a coding
agent writes one, around real public data. It sits inside the site's layout, follows its
light and dark theme, and needs no build step, framework or chart library.
Every number comes from a public dataset, cited at the foot of its page. Open the source with the Edit on GitHub link: everything a page needs is in that one file.
Hero numbers, a stacked area by region and a bar timeline of every billion.
Warming stripes, an annotated temperature record and 800,000 years of CO₂.
KPI tiles with sparklines, a 100% stacked column chart, a donut and a sortable table.
A treemap of who emits, and a ranking that flips between total and per-person.
An abstract, numbered findings and three figures: a trend scatter, a ranking and a range chart.
A printable one-pager: big numbers, a then-and-now pictogram and waffle charts.
A cover, a slope chart, small multiples, footnotes and a print-ready layout.
Five 16:9 slides in a page: swipe, buttons, arrow keys and full screen.
Milestones beside a 100-person dot grid driven by a year slider.
A log/linear toggle, a year-range slider and headline numbers that recompute.
Region filters, a playable year slider, and a bubble chart, trend and table that follow one selection.
Your grid, distance and consumption in; an electric car's CO₂ against petrol's, on every grid, out.
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