The HTML mirror conventions of LAML can be summarized in six rules
Rule 1 An attribute name is a symbol in Scheme, which must be followed by an expression of type string,
which plays the role as the attribute's value.
Rule 2 Parameters which do not follow a symbol are content elements (strings or instances of elements).
Rule 3 All content elements are implicitly separated by white space.
Rule 4 A distinguished data object (the boolean value false)
which we conveniently bind to a variable named _ suppresses white space
at the location where the value appears.
Rule 5 Every place an attribute or a content element is accepted we also accept a list,
the elements of which are processed recursively and unfolded into the result.
Rule 6 An attribute with the name css: a refers to the a attribute in CSS.
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