HTML5 Please - Use the new and shiny responsibly HTML, HTML5 und CSS für Mediengestalter print | FW: look! – Design Blog Ich muss zugeben, dass ich etwas überrascht war, dass neben den schon sehr webspezifischen Themen SQL und CSS3 auch noch die HTML5-Struktur auch für uns Mediengestalter mit dem Schwerpunkt print auf dem Programm für die Abschlussprüfung steht. Da in der Praxis vermutlich die wenigsten damit in Berührung kommen, hier ein Rundumschlag über alles, was ich bei den Themen HTML, HTML5 und CSS für wichtig halte. Dies beinhaltet Was davon für die Prüfung tatsächlich relevant ist, weiß ich nicht. Auf die U5: CSS-Kaskadierung werde ich nicht eingehen, da Kevin dazu schon einen sehr guten und verständlichen Artikel geschrieben hat. Ich denke allerdings, dass man erstmal HTML grundsätzlich verstanden haben muss, um zu verstehen, was genau die Umstellung von HTML4 auf HTML5 bedeutet. Was sind HTML und CSS eigentlich und was ist wofür zuständig HTML ist die Abkürzung für Hyper Text Markup Language. Typische Elemente sind beispielsweise Bilder, Texte, Links und Divs (Boxen). Grundaufbau von HTML <! z.B
The cost of a WordPress site | BackwardWebsites Posted by Hakan Soderbom on Jun 28, 2011 in Blog, Featured Articles | 0 comments WordPress is an amazing phenomenon! With a dedicated community contributing to open source software there is a wealth of features, functionality and experience available at no, or very low, cost. If you decide you don’t want to do it all yourself (you have a business to run after all) here is a breakdown of what a project may look like: For the sake of illustration, let’s say the expert charges $100 per hour (you will find cheaper and and you will find more expensive offers) Domain name, $8 per yearHosting account (shared hosting), $10 per month = $120 per yearSetup of domain, redirects, parking, users etc, 1h = $100 (will take longer, but most of that is wait-time for the servers to propagate the settings)Ready-to-go premium theme, $79Installation of WordPress on new account, activation of premium theme, 1 hours = $100Installation and configuration of 5 – 20 free plugins (depending on needs) 1h = $100 Caveats
Native, HTML5, or Hybrid: Understanding Your Mobile Application Development Options Navigation: Developer Force | Salesforce Mobile Services | Native, HTML5 or Hybrid Screens are small, apps are big, and life as we know it is on its head again. In a world that's increasingly social and open, mobile apps play a vital role, and have changed the focus from what's on the Web, to the apps on our mobile device. Mobile apps are no longer an option, they're an imperative. You need a mobile app, but where do you start? There are many factors that play a part in your mobile strategy, such as your team’s development skills, required device functionality, the importance of security, offline capability, interoperability, etc., that must be taken into account. Like Goldilocks, you may have to try a couple beds that are too soft or too hard, before you find the one that’s just right. In a nutshell, native apps provide the best usability, the best features, and the best overall mobile experience. Native apps are usually developed using an integrated development environment (IDE).
The Web Designer’s Cheat Sheet When working on a new site, most web designers are no stranger to all-nighters, copious amounts of coffee and even repetitive strain injury (ouch!). No surprise then that the best coders are lazy coders that are always looking for anything that makes coding quicker, less tedious and more fun. To make your life easier, we have put together the following web designer’s cheat sheet full of must-know time and effort saving tips for the lazy coder. Code Editor Before you even think about writing your first head tag, download an HTML code editor such as Sublime Text 2. Image by Elliot Jackson DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) Coined by programmers Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas in their book, The Pragmatic Programmer, DRY (sometimes called Single Source of Truth) is an important principle in web design. If you currently rely on copy and paste, do yourself a favor and start using ‘includes’, either with PHP or using a code generator such as Hammer for Mac. Use a CSS Pre-Processor Image by Jason Vanlue Emmet
HTML 5.1 Nightly This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. A list of current W3C publications and the latest revision of this technical report can be found in the W3C technical reports index at The management and production of this document follows a relatively complex setup. Details are provided as part of the introduction. This document was published by the HTML Working Group as a Working Draft. Publication as a Working Draft does not imply endorsement by the W3C Membership. This document was produced by a group operating under the 5 February 2004 W3C Patent Policy. Drupal - 5 Reasons Why You'll Love Taking Acquia Drupal Classes Maybe you’ve tried to delve into Drupal once before and realized that this CMS will make a great looking, flexible, and functional site, but you have no idea where to start. To be honest, Drupal has that effect on everyone at first sight. Once you learn the basics from Drupal masters, the overall site building structure looks a lot less intimidating. If you’re intrigued and want to know how LevelTen can help you start your own Drupal site, you should sign up for our June training sessions via Eventbrite . This Summer we’re offering Drupal Site Building , Drupal in a Day , and the Results Oriented Web Jumpstart just for you. Here’s what you’ll love about learning with us: 1.Getting One on One Help with Drupal When you attend Drupal training sessions at LevelTen, the class moves fast, but you’ll always be given time to catch up. 2.Learning from Others Attending Drupal training is a group activity and a great opportunity for networking or bouncing ideas off your classmates. 3.Learning by Doing
Android App Development Essential Training (2015) An introduction to HTML5, CSS3 and responsive design In this tutorial we’ll be dealing with some basic HTML5 additions and their uses. We’ll also be creating a simple animated gallery using just CSS3 and HTML5 In making the gallery, we’ll also try and deal with responsiveness and scaling the gallery for different resolutions and devices. Throughout this tutorial JavaScript will not be used! Step 1: Understanding the HTML5 additions There are lots of new tags in HTML5; today we’ll be dealing with the some of the most common ones. sectionarticleheader and hgroupfooternavfigure and figcaption It should also be noted that DOCTYPE has been simplified, now there is only: The two most commonly confused tags are section and article. As I mentioned above, articles can have sections too. HTML5 goes further with this logical break down of site content. It’s quite common to have 2 headings together e.g. a main title and a subtitle. Hopefully you’ve now got a basic understanding of some of these new tags. Step 2: CSS3 <! Conclusion
75 amazing uses of HTML5 | Web design Some of these sites use the latest technologies to push the boundaries of what's possible on the web; others use traditional design principles to build beautiful, usable sites. Whether you're using simple HTML or diving into WebGL and 3D CSS, you'll find something here to inspire you. We also have a brilliant selection of inspirational examples of CSS for you to explore. 01. Appy Fizz is a sparkling drink that describes itself as 'the champagne of fruit drinks'. The design is an interesting mix of super-flat and implied three-dimensional elements. Art and its space in commercial industries is a theme Sagmeister & Walsh play with throughout their work, and it's interesting to see how this combination translates to the web. 02. Made by Few is an annual web conference hosted by Few, a design and development agency in Arkansas. As you explore the site, there are more surprises. These fun elements give the site a lot of personality that Arlton attributes directly to the agency culture. 03.
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