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Friday 2 August 2013

HTML5 – A Short Description

HTML5 – A Short Description

Introduction
  1. HTML5 is the next major revision to HTML

New HTML5 Tags
  1. <section> – breaks a document into its logical sections
  2. <header> – represents a header section, note that this represents a document header, and is different from <head> tag which is a HTML header
  3. <footer> – represents a document footer
  4. <aside> – represents an “aside” section that is unrelated to the rest of the document
  5. Form inputs in HTML5 also introduced new input elements such as <datetime>, <tel>, <url>, etc. Contrast this with <input type=”text”>
  6. HTML5 also introduced the famous <video> and <audio> tags for playing of videos and audio files respectively

Semantic Markup and Page Layout

  • article
  • aside
  • figcaption
  • figure
  • footer
  • header
  • hgroup
  • mark
  • nav
  • section
  • time


  1. Headers and footers are self-explanatory and nav creates a navigation or menu bar. You can use sectionsand articles to group your content.
  2. aside element can be used for secondary content, for example, as a sidebar of related links.
  3. hgroup element, which grouped together my h1 and h2 headers
  4. mark element allowed me to highlight or mark some important text.
  5. figure and figcaptionelements specify a figure in my content (like an image, diagram, photo, code snippet, etc.)
  6. < canvas> tag. It’s just what it sounds like——a blank surface for drawing. You need to use JavaScript to manipulate and draw on the canvas.
  7. In HTML5, you can embed audio and video using the new <audio> and <video> tags.



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