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HTML5 Input elements – All you want to know

April 4, 2011View Comments
HTML5 Input elements – All you want to know

HTML forms are an important part of the web, as a way for the end user to send information back to the server. For the developers, in order to make sense of the data, it is important that the user enters the right data at the right place. Hence, form validation becomes very important. For [...]

Incorporating HTML5 Video in webapps (Video)

March 22, 2011View Comments
Incorporating HTML5 Video in webapps (Video)

Microsoft is full out marketing the HTML5 capabilities of IE9. Although, HTML5Test.com give it a very low score compared to the other modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox and Safari. But, Microsoft has ensured support for the most talked about features of HTML5. One of such features is HTML5 Video. We already have another post on how [...]

Using Wallaby to convert Flash to HTML5 (Video)

March 15, 2011View Comments
Using Wallaby to convert Flash to HTML5 (Video)

Adobe released a new labs feature for its Flash Professional program called Wallaby, which helps convert FLA artwork and animation into HTML5. The converted HTML can be then edited just like any other HTML in a text editor or even Dreamweaver. This is very useful for converting simpler Flash Animations in an easy manner to [...]

Eight HTML5 Features You’ve Never Seen Before

September 28, 2010View Comments
Eight HTML5 Features You’ve Never Seen Before

Michael Mahemoff from Google presents an interactive session on Eight HTML5 Features You’ve Never Seen Before on 20 September 2010. Below is embedded a video of the same. When we talk about HTML5, we end up talking about Flash vs. HTML5. That’s concentrating only on the visual aspects of HTML5. So it’s the visual elements [...]

Adding Style to your HTML5 page

July 5, 2010View Comments
Adding Style to your HTML5 page

Now that you know how to code an HTML5 page, you might want to add some styling to it. So in continuing with the series, we are bringing you a video to add some styling to your HTML5 page using CSS/CSS3. As with anything else in life, styling an HTML5 layout is very simple and [...]

HTML5 and CSS3 Presentation by Jason Lengstorf

July 3, 2010View Comments
HTML5 and CSS3 Presentation by Jason Lengstorf

We are bringing you a presentation made by Jason Lengstorf on HTML5 and CSS3. This presentation was made at Ruby’s Inn and Conference Center. This presentation was a part of Advanced Front-End Development with HTML5, CSS3, and More, a roundtable conference on implementing the cutting edge web technologies, including HTML5, CSS3, jQuery/AJAX, @font-face and other [...]

The basic elements of an HTML5 page

July 2, 2010View Comments
The basic elements of an HTML5 page

Do you a want to code an HTML5 webpage? We have added a video below explaining the basic elements of an HTML5 page below. Of course, we could just provide the code inline so that you could just copy paste, but I am lazy and why not sit back and watch the guy who put [...]

localStorage: Offline storage with HTML5 Web Storage

June 25, 2010View Comments
localStorage: Offline storage with HTML5 Web Storage

Offline storage has been available since very beginning of the web in the form of Cookies. But, cookies have limitations. Google attempted to provide the functionality with Gears. However, with localStorage API in HTML5 Google has decided to dump Gears. So, how easy or difficult is it to provide offline storage options for your web [...]

All you wanted to know about web fonts

June 20, 2010View Comments
All you wanted to know about web fonts

Selecting fonts is the biggest pain area for any web designer, limiting choices to the few web standard fonts. To fulfill creativity needs, designers use combination of images and other techniques in their websites. Designers have to rely upon the fonts installed on the user’s machine and provide fallback options. However, there is a technique [...]

HTML5 Audio explained in 4 simple steps

June 19, 2010View Comments
HTML5 Audio explained in 4 simple steps

Do you want to play audio within the browser, without relying on browser plugins like Flash, Quicktime or WMP to have been installed on the users system? Well, HTML5 Audio is the solution and it is pretty simple. You need to follow these simple steps to get going. Step 1: Get your mp3 and oggs [...]

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