Chapter 11
Getting to Know HTML5 and CSS3
In This Chapter
Looking over the most useful HTML5 features
Learning how to use the new HTML5 page containers
Understanding the new HTML5 multimedia tags
Inputting data with the new HTML5 form input fields
Reviewing the most useful CSS3 features
Using the new CSS3 special effects
Arranging things with CSS3 multicolumn layouts
Most of the millions of smartphones, iPads, and other tablets sold over the past few years support HTML5 and CSS3. As a result — as more time passes and they only get more pervasive — the lives of web designers get easier. Eventually we'll all be designing to these new standards and won't have to worry about which devices support what.
I've read several claims that HTML5 will do away with third-party animations, such as ...
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