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HTML5 Tag Structure - Matthew David

HTML5 Tag Structure

Matthew David
Focal Press , English
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Get up to speed with the new HTML5 elements. Matthew David shows how you can take advantage of them and what you need to look out for as you design your new Web sites.

Use the new Section, Article, Aside, Footer and Header elements
Apply new element attributes to create new Forms 2.0 solutions
Understand the impact of the new HTML API tools, such as GeoLocation, LocalStorage, and Drag and Drop



HTML5 Tag Structure is the first of five articles on the new Web standard, HTML5. These five full-color articles feature ample visuals to illustrate what your Web sites can do with the help of HTML5. The articles are also combined in the book , HTML5, which will add exclusive material in the form of a related real-life project to go alongside each article. This article is equivalent to 38 print pages.

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