Tim Holman ~ Portfolio and Playground Flash and the HTML5 <video> tag There's been a lot of discussion lately about whether or not the HTML5 our HTML5 player. This work has shown us that, while the It's important to understand what a site like YouTube needs from the browser in order to provide a good experience for viewers as well as content creators. We need to do more than just point the browser at a video file like the image tag does - there’s a lot more to it than just retrieving and displaying a video. Standard Video Format First and foremost, we need all browsers to support a standard video format. Concerns about patents and licensing have prevented some browsers from supporting H.264; this in turn has prevented the HTML5 spec from requiring support for a standard format. Robust video streaming Closely related to the need for a standard format is the need for an effective and reliable means of delivering the video to the browser. Content Protection Encapsulation + Embedding Fullscreen Video Camera and Microphone access Video is not just a one-way medium.
Spectacular image galleries made simple. Russell Chun | Flash author, teacher, educational multimedia developer Russell Chun is a multimedia developer, author, and educator specializing in visualizing science, data, and story ideas for the web. He is on the adjunct faculty at City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate School of Journalism where he established and teaches their course in data-driven interactive journalism. He is also on the faculty in the Multimedia Arts Degree Program at Sessions College for Professional Design. He is the author of several books, interactive and video products on multimedia, and writes for Adobe Press. Russell previously taught at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where he developed their first Interactive Workshop course for New Media Masters students. As Senior Producer for Art and Media at Pearson Education, Russell led the information and interactive design for the sciences, which included textbook art, multimedia, and animation. iOS apps available:
Things-To-Do Before Publishing Your Site | gonzoblog.nl_V.02 Everytime you’re working on a new website there are some things and/or actions that should be considered before publishing a new website and making everything public. It is very important to be prepared in advance, as things are inevitable. In this article I’ll try to capture some of these important things and/or factors many developers often forget during the process of web development. Forgetting these actions can add up to big problems, considering these items will help your search engine ranking result and the overall user experiences of your site. The idea to write an article about this topic has everything to do with my publication of a new site yesterday, my ‘invite-me-to-dribbble-website’: – please tweet, share or bookmark! Domain Name, Web Hosting and Social Media Also it is quite important to choose a good and reliable webhost where you can host your site, more about this: How to Choose Your Type of Webhosting. Title & Meta Tags Validation Sitemap
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