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HTML5 Mastery
eBook - Semantics, Standards, and Styling
ISBN/EAN: 9781430238621
Umbreit-Nr.: 3183452
Sprache:
Englisch
Umfang: 316 S., 4.73 MB
Format in cm:
Einband:
Keine Angabe
Erschienen am 29.01.2012
Auflage: 1/2012
E-Book
Format: PDF
DRM: Digitales Wasserzeichen
- Zusatztext
- Markup is synonymous with the development of the web, but most people only scratch the surface of its capabilities. Why settle for average HTML, when you can become an HTML5 master?<p><p> Thats where this unique book comes in. Its aimed at web designers and developers who want to take their markup even further in the exciting new directions the web has taken in multimedia, interactivity and improved semantics. HTML5 isn't for just any web site, but for a web site that will contribute to tomorrows web of data.<p><p><em>HTML5 Mastery</em> will introduce the new markup elements of HTML5including less commonly used onesand show you where and how to use them. It also provides clever styling and scripting techniques that you can employ on your web site. It is completely standards-compliant, and up-to-date with modern web design techniques.
- Kurztext
- Markup is synonymous with the development of the web, but most people only scratch the surface of its capabilities. Why settle for average HTML, when you can become an HTML5 master? That's where this unique book comes in. It's aimed at web designers and developers who want to take their markup even further in the exciting new directions the webhas takenin multimedia, interactivity and improved semantics. HTML5isn'tforjust any web site, but for a web site that will contribute to tomorrow's &quote;web of data.&quote; HTML5 Mastery will introduce the new markup elements of HTML5-including less commonly used ones-and show you where and how to use them. It also provides clever styling and scripting techniques that you can employ on your web site. It is completely standards-compliant, and up-to-date with modern web design techniques.
- Autorenportrait
- Anselm Bradford is a lecturer in digital media at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, where he researches interactive media, web media, and visual communication. His experience with Internet-related development stretches back to 1996, when he hand-coded his first web site. He may be found @anselmbradford on Twitter and occasionally blogs at AnselmBradford.com.