Boot Camp

Web Authoring Boot Camp
• Paged Media
• Generated Content
• Marquee
• Speech properties: audio stream styling support.
• Ruby properties: for Ruby use.
Adopting HTML5 / CSS3
We’ve looked at only a few parts of HTML5 and CSS3 that are in growing use. Should
you use them in your design and production yet? That’s a personal choice, and you need
to balance the browser support, clean validation/markup, and your audience and client
needs.
Clients
You need to establish if your client is ready for HTML5 and CSS3 use. For instance,
many clients work through Content Management Systems that do not add these updates
quickly, and your client might be one or more versions behind. As a result, using new
standards can actually break existing working code and cost time, money, and audience
support.
Visitors
The audience can get a lot of pros out of sites done with HTML5 and CSS3 integrations.
They will have access to smoother transitions from one device to another, for instance.
With proper structure and styling, websites can only get more visually appealing and
well-organized so that viewability and accessibility improves.
Designers/Developers
You are a pivot in the use of HTML5. While myou have to understand that a website will
not be able to look the same across various browsers, you will still have more pieces to
play with to innovate and organize your work. You can add more presentation, more media,
more structure, and as time moves on, fewer hacks because these standards are continuously
improving.
Getting Started
Wherever you are in the continuum of your training, you can get started using reliable elements
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