HTML5 is the latest iteration of HTML addressing modern needs and expectations of websites.
It deals with things like semantic markup, providing information about content it describes, it is becoming new standard for all good web developers and browser vendors love it as it does its magic on,
I’m going to say it once more, desktop and mobile devices alike.
It deals with things like semantic markup, providing information about content it describes, it is becoming new standard for all good web developers and browser vendors love it as it does its magic on,
I’m going to say it once more, desktop and mobile devices alike.
Next to HTML5 stands another awesome new tech – CSS3. Often, when using the term HTML5 it is assumed that CSS3 is included in the definition.
What’s so awesome about CSS3? Well, like HTML5 it is a new iteration of CSS specification including modern browser support for visual styling.
This allows achieving great looking effects like rounded corners, shadows or animations within couple lines of code, rather than by laborious image slicing techniques.
This both increases fun factor of developing such features and reduces development time significantly, allowing developers to focus their efforts on things that matter.
As a bonus you get lightweight websites with reduced number of files and images that need to be downloaded for the site to look good. All this makes sites to load faster increasing responsivity and enhancing user experience.
What’s so awesome about CSS3? Well, like HTML5 it is a new iteration of CSS specification including modern browser support for visual styling.
This allows achieving great looking effects like rounded corners, shadows or animations within couple lines of code, rather than by laborious image slicing techniques.
This both increases fun factor of developing such features and reduces development time significantly, allowing developers to focus their efforts on things that matter.
As a bonus you get lightweight websites with reduced number of files and images that need to be downloaded for the site to look good. All this makes sites to load faster increasing responsivity and enhancing user experience.
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