23rd Jan, 2012 | Channel 5
Document compatibility defines how a browser renders your website. The more specific you are at telling the browser what to expect, the better the experience for your users. When using web standards like HTML5, start by explicitly declaring the HTML5 document type:<!DOCTYPE html>This markup triggers standards mode in Internet Explorer 9 and 10. And it also works well in Chrome and Firefox. Four steps will get your site ready for many browsers and devices:Step 1: Validate that your site uses standards modeCheck whether or not your site is currently in standards mode: ...
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14th Oct, 2011 | Channel 5
Over the last few years, there have been more changes in the browser space and the internet than ever before. For customers, the web has moved from being a utilitarian tool to a personalised experience. The increase in social networking usage, the proliferation of video on the web, and the increasing number of rich web and mobile applications connecting and engaging users online have made people come to expect more from their online experience. The rich graphics and interactive capabilities once exclusively associated with PC or mobile applications are increasingly expected from your...
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28th Sep, 2011 | DevProConnections
Take advantage of HTML5 features to optimize websites for desktop & mobile browsers by Wallace B. McClure.----->HTML standards have been an important part of web development since the beginning of the web. HTML5, the most recent version of HTML, is a work in progress. After several attempts, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) formally began work on an update to the HTML specifications. (See "The Past, Present, and Future of HTML5" for detail about the history of HTML5.) This work first bore fruit with the publication of a public draft of...
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28th Sep, 2011 | Channel 5
In this tutorial, you learn how to enable standards support, how to recognize and troubleshoot issues related to an incorrect document mode, and the importance of the document mode of a webpage.----->Windows Internet Explorer 9 supports a variety of established and emerging standards, such as HTML5, Cascading Style Sheets, Level 3 (CSS3), Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), and others. For Internet Explorer 9 to display a webpage that uses features from one or more of these standards, the webpage must be displayed in IE9 Standards mode.In this tutorial, you learn how to enable st...
Read More Users expect their Web sites and apps to work well even when the network isn't available. With data increasingly stored in the cloud, developers want to enable fluid experiences that allow access to data when there is no connectivity; when devices are disconnected from the network or when they encounter dead spots in coverage.-----> In this post, we show how to create well-behaved offline sites and apps using the following HTML5 features: AppCache to store file resources locally and access them offline as URLs IndexedDB to store structured data locally s...
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28th Sep, 2011 | Technobabble
Over the years the web has increasingly transformed from being just a repository of content to a marketplace of full-fledged functional applications. The suite of technologies that are bandied about these days under the “HTML5” banner have as a fundamental goal, the enablement of the building of this new breed of software.------> On the HTML5 Indexed DB API – Part 1 of n Tech...
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