Native web capability lab
Mememtech demonstrates the web of tomorrow through native platform capabilities while keeping the document useful as ordinary HTML. Every advanced behavior is optional, reversible, and backed by a text or file fallback.
The probe runs locally in the browser. It does not send results anywhere and does not gate core content.
The matrix is the source-grounded contract: advanced native APIs may improve the experience, but no essential claim or route depends on them.
| Feature | Surface | Enhancement | Fallback |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semantic HTML landmarks | HTML | One visible main, header, nav, sections, articles, footer. | The document remains readable as plain HTML. |
| Native dialog | HTML | Command surface can open as a modal dialog. | Core links remain visible elsewhere. |
| Popover API | HTML/CSS | Lane notes can render as top-layer popovers. | The same lane information remains in cards and pages. |
| CSS container queries | CSS | Cards adapt to their own containers. | Responsive grids collapse through ordinary media queries. |
| CSS anchor positioning | CSS | Ready for anchored native overlays where supported. | No layout-critical dependency on anchor positioning. |
| Cross-document View Transitions | CSS | Same-origin route changes may animate natively. | Pages navigate as ordinary links. |
| Details and summary | HTML | Fallback accordions expose memory details without JavaScript. | Disclosure content is in the DOM and readable. |
| OffscreenCanvas worker | JavaScript | Decorative packet field can run off the main thread. | Main-thread canvas or static text event log. |
| Web Audio | JavaScript | Optional one-shot signal tone after user activation. | No audio is required. |
| Clipboard API | JavaScript | Copy digests, schemas, and receiver briefs. | Text remains selectable. |
| Markdown content negotiation | PHP/HTTP | Accept: text/markdown returns Markdown mirrors. | Browsers receive HTML by default. |
| Experimental WebMCP-style registration | JavaScript | Read-only tools may register if browser exposes navigator.modelContext. | Static manifests are the complete surface. |
Performance posture
There is no bundler, framework runtime, external font, CDN script, analytics payload, Composer package, npm install, database, or hydration dependency. The server emits semantic HTML, static files, and small progressive enhancements.
The result is not a claim of universal superiority. It is a public demonstration that advanced interaction can remain fast, inspectable, and deployable on plain PHP hosting.