In the previous post, “HTML5: Working with the canvas element,” I reviewed several ways to manipulate this element, including creating rectangles, circles, triangles, and diamond shapes by drawing paths, and…
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Read moreThe HTML5 specification has added many new conditions including attributes, semantic markup, and refined elements, sectional elements, and structural elements. This segment will review the canvas <canvas> element while using…
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Read moreThe HTML5 specification has defined a set of sectional and structural elements that improves semantic markup within HTML coding for web developers. These new sectional and structural elements are a…
Read moreKeeping yourself and your team motivated and excited about web development and design can be a challenging task for any web master. Inspiration comes from many sources and often some…
Read moreIncluded within the new HTML5 specifications are a new base template, several revised elements, and in addition, the HTML5 specification provides new section and structural elements that you can start…
Read moreAs web masters, we all know that on occasion our “live” web pages get reported for a wide range of issues: failed log in attempt errors, buggy actions due to…
Read moreThe HTML5 specification, while not entirely finished, is scheduled to be near completion sometime around the year 2020 or 2022 timeframe; however, currently most browsers do allow for several attributes,…
Read morePushing the envelope of web design requires understanding and learning new developments, such as CSS3 and HTML5. These and other innovations will help you drive web design through the ever…
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