Generating HTML is a common task. Over the years we have seen multiple approaches in the Racket community. Representing HTML as S-expressions is common. There is even two approaches in use `xexprs` and `sxml`.

There are other solutions, such as representing HTML as structures (often called records in other languages). This is what I prefer - this allows a little static checking. (See `scribble/html` or `urlang/html`).

Others prefer to work with `templates`.

My point got lost: There is more than one "Racket way" of working with html.