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How To Create Web Animations With Paper.js

Posted by Zack Grossbart on November 23, 2011 · Comments Off

The Web is just starting to use animation well. For years, animated GIFs and Flash ruled. Text moved and flashed, but it was never seamless. Animations had boxes around them like YouTube videos. HTML5 canvas changes everything about Web animation. The canvas element [...]

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HTML5 Semantics

Posted by Bruce Lawson on November 18, 2011 · Comments Off

Much of the excitement we’ve seen so far about HTML5 has been for the new APIs: local storage, application cache, Web workers, 2-D drawing and the like. But let’s not overlook that HTML5 brings us 30 new elements to mark up documents and applications, boosting [...]

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Optimize Images With HTML5 Canvas

Posted by Sergey Chikuyonok on August 30, 2011 · Comments Off

Images have always been the heaviest component of websites. Even if high-speed Internet access gets cheaper and more widely available, websites will get heavier more quickly. If you really care about your visitors, then spend some time deciding between good-quality images that are bigger in size and poorer-quality images that download more quickly. And keep in [...]

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HTML5 And The Document Outlining Algorithm

Posted by Derek Johnson on August 16, 2011 · Comments Off

By now, we all know that we should be using HTML5 to build websites. The discussion now is moving on to how to use HTML5 correctly. One important part of HTML5 that is still not widely understood is sectioning content: section, article, aside and nav. To understand sectioning content, we need to grasp the document outlining algorithm. Understanding the document [...]

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Free HTML5/CSS3 WordPress 3.1+ Theme With Responsive Layout: Yoko

Posted by Smashing Editorial on June 7, 2011 · Comments Off

In this post we are glad to present to you yet another freebie: a responsive WordPress theme Yoko which was designed by talented designers Ellen and Manuel from Elmastudio and released for the Web design community. Of course, the theme is absolutely free to use in private as well as commercial projects. Yoko is a modern and flexible WordPress theme. With the responsive [...]

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Powerful New CSS Techniques and Tools

Posted by Smashing Editorial on April 18, 2011 · Comments Off

The hard work of front-end designers never ceases to amaze us. Over the last months, we’ve seen Web designers creating and presenting a plethora of truly remarkable CSS techniques and tools. We have collected, analyzed, curated and feature latest useful resources for your convenience, so you can use them right away or save them for future reference.Please don’t hesitate to comment [...]

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Syncing Content With HTML5 Video

Posted by Christian Heilmann on March 11, 2011 · Comments Off

One of the main changes from HTML4 to HTML5 is that the new specification breaks a few of the boundaries that browsers have been confined to. Instead of restricting user interaction to text, links, images and forms, HTML5 promotes multimedia, from a generic <object> element to a highly specified <video> and <audio> element, and with a rich API to access in pure JavaScript.Native [...]

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Using HTML5 To Transform WordPress’ TwentyTen Theme

Posted by Richard Shepherd on February 22, 2011 · Comments Off

Last year, WordPress launched arguably its biggest update ever: WordPress 3.0. Accompanying this release was the brand new default theme, TwentyTen, and the promise of a new default theme every year. Somewhat surprisingly, TwentyTen declares the HTML5 doctype but doesn’t take advantage of many of the new elements and attributes that HTML5 brings.Now, HTML5 does many things, but you [...]

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The HTML5 Logo: What Do You Think?

Posted by Louis Lazaris on January 22, 2011 · Comments Off

This has been an interesting week for the web design community, to say the least. The W3C revealed a new HTML5 logo to help designers and developers ‘tell the world’ that they’re using HTML5. The logo was designed by Ocupop design agency, and it’s licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0, a permissive license that allows ‘remixing’ of the licensed work. [...]

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The HTML5 Logo: What Do You Think?

Posted by Louis Lazaris on January 22, 2011 · Comments Off

This has been an interesting week for web design community, to say the least. The W3C revealed a new HTML5 logo to help designers and developers ‘tell the world’ that they’re using HTML5.The logo was designed by Ocupop design agency, and it’s licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0, a permissive license that allows ‘remixing’ of the licensed work. The [...]

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