Video Description
HTML5 has captured the attention of web designers and developers worldwide. Browsers like Firefox and Safari, and numerous mobile devices (Apple iPhone, Google Android, Palm Pre) all have some support for HTML5 - but it's not obvious what you can use. That's where this video steps in. It delivers a solid introduction to HTML5 and how to get started today. The video provides instruction, examples, and explanations to get started with using HTML5 immediately, both in new projects, and how to transition existing HTML and XHTML pages to HTML5. All this is explained in ways that are compatible with existing browsers and shows authors how to progressively take advantage of new support in modern browsers and devices.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction 00:02:10
- 2. Background: Where did HTML5 come from? 00:13:48
- 3. HTML5 Overview 00:01:58
- 4. HTML5 Basics 00:04:21
- 5. HTML5 Transition 00:19:28
- 6. Notable changes to HTML4 features 00:16:18
- 7. HTML5 flexibility, universality, consistency 00:08:00
- 8. Adopted from XHTML 1.1: Ruby 00:04:16
- 9. Checkpoint: Validating HTML5 00:03:30
- 10a. New HTML5 semantics 00:01:23
- 10b. Page Structure 00:02:02
- 10c. Articles and heading groups 00:11:06
- 10d. Figures, marks and dates 00:11:05
- 10e. Summary 00:01:59
- 11. HTML5 native vector graphics 00:12:26
- 12. HTML5 native audio and video 00:12:41
- 13. New HTML5 user interface elements 00:16:46
- 14. The HTML5 bleeding edge 00:11:54
- 15. Checkpoint: Revalidate 00:02:28
- 16. Conclusion 00:06:33