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New elements in HTML 5 Development of HTML stopped in 1999 with HTML 4. The W3C focused its efforts on changing the underlying syntax of HTML from Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) to XML, as well as completely new markup languages like Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), XForms, and MathML. Browser vendors focused on browser features like tabs and RSS readers. Web designers started learning CSS and the JavaScript™ language to build their own applications on top of the existing frameworks using Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax). Recently, the beast came back to life. This new version of HTML—usually called HTML 5, although it also goes under the name Web Applications 1.0—would be instantly recognizable to a Web designer frozen in ice in 1999 and thawed today. At the same time, this proverbial unfrozen caveman Web designer would encounter some new and confusing elements. That's not a happy coincidence. Structure Listing 1. Even with proper indenting, it's a fairly confusing mass of nested divs. aside
Design Embraced HTML5 Cheat Sheet from DZone Refcardz By James Sugrue HTML5 is a standard for structuring and presenting content on the Web. It incorporates features such as geolocation, video playback and drag-and-drop. HTML5 allows developers to create rich internet applications without the need for third party APIs and browser plug-ins. HTML5 is still under specification, and is currently in the Working Draft stage in the W3C, but many aspects of HTML5 are now stable and can be implemented in browsers. This DZone Refcard highlights the main features in HTML5 and illustrates the JavaScript APIs available to work with those features. Simplified Syntax There are a number of simplifications to the syntax of HTML introduced in the HTML5 specification. Document Type The <doctype> for an HTML document has changed from its verbose DTD reference to a much simpler format, simply stating the document is an HTML document type: This change allows HTML5 to be fully backward compatible with previous versions of HTML. Character Encoding with Global Attributes
Design Embraced, webdesigner à suivre #1 Les sélections de portfolios sont très régulières sur les blogs webdesign. Pour aller au-delà, dépassons le design, intéressons-nous au contenu et au talent de webdesigners à suivre absolument. Une nouvelle série d’articles sur le blog Dans cette jungle de sites d’inspiration proposée sur le web, je vous propose une nouvelle série d’articles présentant des webdesigners talentueux. Anthony Goodwin aka Design Embraced Basé au Royaume-Uni, Anthony possède 8 années d’expérience et un portfolio bien rempli. Son portfolio : Quelques réalisations sélectionnées : www.designembraced.com @designembraced Exprimez-vous, n’hésitez pas à donner votre avis et suggestions sur cette nouvelle série d’articles ! Cette entrée a été publiée dans Webdesigner à suivre, avec comme mot(s)-clef(s) css, Design Embraced, html, Inspiration, photoshop, Webdesign, webdesigner.
HTML/XHTML in one page : HTML.SU 50 Superb 3D Flash websites You Must See!!! It’s not a secret that Flash websites can be considered as a different kind of art in website community because of their limitless animations and stunning designs. Flash websites can also be divided in two groups: 2D and 3D Flash websites. This showcase will consist from 50 3D Flash websites, which really stood out from crowd, have received unique attention and got awards! 1. Hard to describe how cool this website is! 2. Cool website with beautiful 3D objects and animations. 3. Brilliant peace of art! 4. Simple but very good looking website with 3D menu and 3D transitions. 5. Good looking website with fantastic 3D balloons and stunning animations. 6. What’s that? 7. Beautifully made website. 8. Very classy website with 3D graphics and animations. 9. Very beautifully made 3D menu. 10. Well made 3D website. 11. Beautiful 3D website with great 3D effects. 12. Interesting Flash website with brilliant Flash intro which has tons of 3D elements. 13. 14. Beautiful and cartoon style website. 15.
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