If you want to know more about HTML 5, here are links to some presentations, video recordings and web article that you may find useful.
HTML 5 Reference – A official guide to HTML 5 for developers.
Preview of HTML 5 – An overview of HTML 5 in simple English for non-developers.
New in HTML 5 – This [...]
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HTML5 is introducing a new feature called “Storage Tables”. With “Storage Tables” can be described as a simple database in the browser. This allows you to store and retrieve a value even when the user has closed his browser and reopened it.
Like session HTML storage is in server and it is more useful because it [...]
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Tabbing
Users who do not or cannot use pointing devices can ‘tab’ through links, and as such, links should be in a logical tabbing order. The “tabindex” attribute allows you to define this order although if the HTML is linear, as it should be, a logical tabbing order should automatically fall into place.
Accesskeys
Accesskeys allow easier navigation [...]
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Tables are slow
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In almost every browser out there, unless table widths are specified explicitly, all the text in the table needs to be rendered before the browser can figure out how wide to make the various table cells. This means that pages load slowly. Note that using CSS for layout doesn’t necessarily help here, since [...]
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This is an alternative to the image and audio captcha and it is much simpler than the other two methods.
1. Add an input field to your form, with some interesting name, for example ‘URL’.
<input name=”url” type=”text” value=””/>
2. Hide the input box using css so that users(genuine) cannot see it directly.
<style>
.style1 {
display: none;
}
</style>
<p class=”style1″><input name=”url” type=”text” [...]
