From Progressive Enhancement To Responsive Web Design
Modern websites should work not only on desktop computers and laptops, but also on tablet PCs and smartphones that come with a small screen, limited scrollability, etc. How do you know whether website visitors will use an iPhone, an iPad, a Samsung Galaxy S3, an HTC One X+, an HDTV, or a 27″ LED monitor? Web designers can apply Responsive Web Design techniques to provide websites with maximized usability. Read Article…
Semantic Web: Machine-Readable, Structured Data With Meaningful Annotations
By default, the basic structure of web documents provides the desired appearance and functionality which makes the content human-readable only. Web designers can use additional technologies to provide meaning to web documents, making them machine-readable and human-readable at the same time on the Semantic Web.Read Article…
Well-Structured HTML5 Documents
HTML5, among other features, introduced new structuring elements to provide advanced semantics in modern Web documents. Regardless of the serialization used, well-structured HTML5 documents apply proper markup elements and nesting in order to create a correct and complete DOM tree. Read Article…
XHTML5: The Zenith Of Markup Languages
Most web designers who use HTML5 often think that they work with the most advanced markup language available today. In fact, the HTML5 vocabulary can be used with HTML and XML serialization, and the latter one, known as XHTML5, is more advanced and precise than HTML5.
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Web Standardization Technologies
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- RSS tutorial
- XHTML5 tutorial
- XHTML+RDFa tutorial
- Semantic Web tutorial
- SVG tutorial
- Web accessibility tutorial
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