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We have presented some tips and features of HTML5 that can be integrated into a website and make your web development and mobile applications a whole lot easier.
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HTML and The Future of Web Design We all have heard about the HTML5 and its approach towards coding and web applications. Due to the increase in the usage of mobile devices, web designers and developers are looking for a seamless solution to ensure the possible support for mobile users. HTML5 may be the one what they are looking for! Due to the capability of write once, run anywhere! It attains a maturity for handling different applications in mobility field. We have seen a various quick changes like jQuery plugins, formatting techniques, and design trends throughout the web industry, this is natural but when looking for some stability where code remain unchanged for a long time ,and you don’t need to worry about more changes.
Let’s see some of the new features of HTML5: Detailed parsing rules Support of multimedia Enhanced flexibility Offline editing Better Connectivity Messaging enhancements MIME and protocol handler registration Capability to drag and drop from one HTML5 document to another Allows you to add valid data codes which helps in storing the data. Welcome to HTML5. What are the basics? THE DOCTYPE When first started working with HTML5 find doctype, I found it buried within w3.org and here it is: <!DOCTYPE html> The <!DOCTYPE html5> triggers Quirks Mode in IE6, you don’t have to paste it from site to site.
NEW ELEMENTS YOU SHOULD KNOW W3C listed abundance of elements from basic structural elements like <header> and <footer> to others like <canvas> and<audio> that creates a powerful API which allows us to create more user-friendly applications or user-friendly website design. The new structural elements <header> The header element contains introductory information to a section or page. <nav> The nav element is reserved for a section of a document that contains links to other pages or links to sections of the same page includes only primary navigation. <section> It represents a generic document or application section, acts much the same way a <div> does . <article> It represents a portion of a page which can stand alone such as: a blog post, a forum entry, user submitted comments or any independent item of content. <aside> It represents content related to the main area of the document. <footer> The footer element is for marking up the footer of, not only the current page, but each section contained in the page. In the above article we have presented some tips and features of HTML5 that can be integrated into a website and make your web development and mobile applications a whole lot easier.