Website resilience
Graceful-failure essentials for a website — custom error pages with correct status codes, 503 maintenance pages, graceful degradation without JavaScript, web app manifest, and uptime monitoring. Use when building error pages, offline behaviour, or resilience of a site.From its SKILL.md
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Website resilience
Graceful failure — error pages, offline, redirects. Curated from the Website Specification — Resilience (CC BY 4.0).
Required
- Custom error pages (404, 500) that return the correct HTTP status, explain what went wrong in plain language, and offer a way forward without leaking implementation details.
Recommended
- Maintenance pages return
HTTP 503with aRetry-Afterheader. - Graceful degradation: core content and primary navigation keep working when JavaScript fails.
- Web app manifest (
manifest.json) declaring name, icons, start URL, theme colour, display mode. - Monitor uptime from outside your own infrastructure; run a status page on a separate host.
Optional
- Service worker serving a cached offline fallback page.
Full item list and rationale: https://specification.website/checklist/
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