HTML5 and CSS3 (part 1)

First we assume your basic experience with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We assume that you are
How to Create Web sites using HTML5 and CSS3:






  • Aware of what an HTML element or tag is
  • What an attribute means
  • The basic syntax of HTML markup
  • The general structure of a Web page, and so on.

In terms of CSS, you are expected to be familiar with:
  • Element
  • Class
  • ID-based selectors
  • The syntax of a CSS property, and
  • How to include CSS in your Web pages using inline or external stylesheets.
Finally, we assumed that you have:
  • Some working knowledge of JavaScript, such as:

    • What a variable
    • Function, if statement, and for loop is, as well as how to include JavaScript code in your Web pages.
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will answer u any of the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development.

HTML5 is widely regarded as one of the most important new technologies scheduled to emerge in 2010, and there are already several books being written on the subject. For many years, the Web has relied on external plug-ins to deliver features that cannot be natively supported by the Web browser, particularly in terms of 2D drawing, animation, and multimedia.

The latest versions of the HTML and CSS specification aim to remove the need for these additional browser components to facilitate such features, as well as reduce the amount of JavaScript required (or removing the need for JavaScript entirely, in some cases) for such trivial
things as row drag and drop, row triping, and more. Follow along in this posts to learn how to take advantage of HTML5.

HTML5 is a relatively young specification, and as a result, browser support is quite limited (at the time of writing).

The code presented in this tutorial is built to be as cross-browser compatible as possible, but some features will not work in all browsers.
To ensure that you can experience all of these new features, it is recommended that you install the latest versions of your Web browsers on
your system when developing HTML5 and CSS3 applications.

You do not need any specific software to write HTML and CSS code.

New features in HTML5:

In this post, we will discover some of the great new features that HTML5 has to offer. we will first learn about the new semantic elements that aim to give meaning to the various parts of a modern Web page:
headers,
footers,
navigation bars
side bars, and so forth.

Next, you will learn about the important new element and the 2D drawing JavaScript APIs that you can use to create shapes, text, animations, transitions, and more. Following this, we will see how the new
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Semantic elements:The HTML5 specification includes a series of new semantic elements that is used to give some meaning to the various sections or parts of a Web page
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