Posts tagged HTML5
The Best HTML5 and CSS3 Cheat Sheets of 2011
Dec 28th
Now that HTML5 and is CSS3 is out and many website designs and WordPress themes require HTML5 and CSS3 its a good idea to at least get familiar with the elements and the coding of CSS3 and HTML5. To do that you could always check out the HTML5 Resource collection I wrote back in May of 2011 or you can do a quick an easy check for certain HTML5 elements by checking HTML5 cheat sheets.
HTML5 Cheat SheetsThis collection of cheat sheets are the best HTML5 cheat sheets of 2011. Some of the cheat sheets are a little older, but the information More >
Unleashing HTML5: Articles, Guides, Resources, Tutorials, and Cheat Sheets
May 15th
Over the last few years, we have heard rumors about HTML5 and what it will do for web design. Then came articles all about HTML5, mostly introductions to HTML5 and some basic features that worked in most browsers, then they started sharing resources that would only worked in browsers such as Firefox and Chrome.
But recently, things have changed, now most browsers work with HTML5 or at least there is a work around that will make it work or disable it on those browsers that can’t read certain HTML5 elements. In order to get to know HTML5 we need resources. But More >
Use HTML5 Canvas Element to Create Graphic Text
Sep 16th
In this installment of the HTML5 canvas element I want to show you another cool graphic that you can use on your site. This usage of the canvas tool is a little different. Instead of drawing a graphic with shapes, you can use the canvas element to draw text graphics.
I came across this example a few weeks go and thought I would share it with you. If you know JavaScript, you can easily go into the code and modify it. If not you can go in and change the color theme, fonts and the size of the palette. But it’s More >
Use The Canvas Element in HTML To create Graphics
Sep 3rd
I often see articles, tutorials and info sites focusing HTML5 and from those articles I see a lot of benefits to HTML5. At the same time, I get clients and friends asking me about what’s HTML and do they do they need it on their sites. To be honest, you do not really or at least not yet. Its still under development and not all browsers support HTML5. Once HTML5 is fully out of testing more browsers will support HTML5. When that happens, it may be time to upgrade your site. It will be the new standard that has features such as More >
Twitter Users Have You Tried Hootsuit5 Yet?
Jun 24th
Earlier today, while logging into Hootsuite , I received an announcement form the creators of Hootsuite announcing that Hootsuite5 was rolled out earlier this morning! So far, I love it.
What this Means For Hootsuite UsersHootsuite developers made huge changes the Twitter client. They started with a revamping the HTML5 user interface. Hootuiste made the change to HTML5 so they can release features such as, geo-search and drag & drop, and improve the performance of quicker tabs and streams. The developers also made changes to geo – located search, native Twitter ReTweets, integrated Google Analytics, and added several other options. For a complete More >
You Can Now Play Quake II with HTML5
Apr 2nd
Yesterday Google released a video of their engineers playing Quake II using Safari without using plugins. The Engineers used some of their 20% time to test the limits of HTML5. Their results were an HTML5 port of Id’s Quake II game engine! Normally I would not do a post on video games, but this game is programmed and setup to run via a web browser using HTML5. Run Quake II as the Google Guys set it up shows the potential of HTML5 and the future of web design. Running Quake II with HTML5 will only run on “modern browsers” such as Safari and Google Chrome.
Quake More >
110+ CSS Resources and Tutorials
Mar 25th
Cascading style sheets (CSS) were created to define how HTML elements will display. CSS can be implemented on the index page or as a stand alone file. In most cases, I would recommend using an external style because you can easily make changes to the style sheet by updating the code and simply replacing the file on the server. If you want a completely different look, then you can create a new style sheet and put it in place. By doing this you will have a new look but the content will stay the same.
Today was a great day for More >
