I must be completely missing your point. React supports the vast majority of html elements. There's nothing I can think of about React that would encourage some

I must be completely missing your point. React supports the vast majority of html elements. There's nothing I can think of about React that would encourage someone to misuse html, you're using the exact same tags you'd be using to create a vanilla site. The only difference is that you're declaratively defining how they change based on state. A good html developer will still use best practices when using React, a bad one won't. What's the difference?