20+ HTML Elements to Write Better Text Semantics

HTML5 has several new layers, including a new set of semantic tags. While there is still some debate about whether or not we should be using and styling these tags I think at the very least we should start learning them.

The following HTML tags are used to format the appearance of the text on your web page. This can jazz up the look of a web page, however, too much variety in the text formatting can also look displeasing.

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The Expected Specifications of HTML6

HTML5 has most definitely proven to be a transformational platform, giving abundant room to web developers to spread their wings (it rather has given them some blockbuster wings).
With its elements like <header>, <menu>, <nav>, <menuitem> and so on, it has given a new dimension to how developers go about their job of creating web apps of the highest order.
But just when you thought that HTML is going to take some time before it swings something new at us, bam, it's right here. Now HTML6 hasn't been launched per se, but the specs are well and truly in.

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How to Target IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9, IE10 and IE11

It gets frustrating when different versions of Internet Explorer displays our web pages differently due to the inconsistent rendering engine.

Sometimes, we might just think tweaking our code to render the same across different browser version is not that important, but that's a wrong idea. Many users don’t care what browser they are using as long as it browses the internet. Sadly, most of these users are on IE7, IE8, and IE9 because that is what comes installed on their PC. Luckily there are now several ways of targeting IE.

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Detection Techniques to Check Browser Support For HTML5 Features

Any website is built with a common goal in mind: to make it work according to the latest specifications and web trends. Since the mobile Internet usage is growing with each passing day, it is becoming needful for site owners to develop a site that is optimized for mobile users. And HTML5 provides the potential to build mobile websites. This is why, HTML5 web development is becoming the most popular web trend used by webmasters around the world.

HTML5 introduced a lot of new and cool functionalities including some great semantic elements, audio and video support and the canvas tag. However, some old browsers don't provide support for HTML5, and thus you may think how to adopt HTML5 if your users don’t have HTML5-compatible browsers. But that's not what you should be thinking, as it is a misleading thought. Remember that the browsers that support HTML5 means that they support different features of it; and rather than detecting whether “browsers support HTML5”, you should detect if the new HTML5 functionality is supported in the browsers or not.

This post will help you explore how to detect browser support for the new HTML5 elements.

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HTML5 Properties You May Not Be Acquainted With

The little squeezes and spreads that HTML5 has been powering the web solutions with over the years has already perched it among the most hotly pursued web development platforms. Giving the web developers and web designers a considerable cause for pause, HTML5 comes blazing with features and capabilities that are transformation in nature. And thus, it has helped enterprises to power their way ahead formidably and dominantly.

However, there is a ragtag of conceptions and misconceptions going around, under the pile of which, certain must-understand points are finding it a struggle to get through.

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HTML Imports: Import HTML Files Into Another HTML Files

Most of us are familiar with <script src> which we use in loading JavaScript, <link rel="stylesheet"> for CSS, <img> for images, <video> for videos, and <audio> for audios. But we don't have a more declarative way to load HTML. Whilst It's possible to load HTML with iframes element or the JavaScript method XMLHttpRequest(). HTML imports provide a much cleaner way to load self-contained components into web pages.

HTML Import is an exciting new HTML5 feature that allow us to include an HTML file into another HTML file. You're not limited to markup either. An import can also include CSS, JavaScript, or anything else an .html file can contain.

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20 Useful HTML5 Animation Tools

Heard about HTML5 yet? It's the new standard for the web. Apple loves it. Microsoft fully supports it. Google says it rocks. And Several debate have been made, whether the latest HTML5 innovation (HTML5 animation) is likely to replace flash in animating web content. But i think, it's now becoming the favorite of most developers.

Recently, tons of Html5 animation tools were released, which allows you to design and create stunning animations that work particularly well with websites. Here's a roundup of 20 useful HTML5 animation tools you can start using. I'm confident this list will assist a novice, intermediate or experienced developer.

See also: CSS Animation Tools and Tutorials

HTML5Maker

HTML5Maker is an online animation tool created by OnlyMega LLC. It allows to produce cross-browser animated content such as JavaScript and HTML5 animation, Slideshows, Presentations and Sliders. The Animation can be easily integrated into existing website adding a fun or professional look to it.

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20 Super-Clean HTML Contact Forms for Your Website

Why make the user open their email client, cut and paste your email address, open a new message and compose an email?  Think how much more convenient it is for them to just fill out a form and hit "Submit".  What if they’re not using their own computer, and they don’t have a web-based email account?  They’ll have to remember to visit your site again once they have access to their email account.

Placing your email address on a contact page allows spam bots to find it and greatly increases the amount of spam you receive. That's why you need a contact form for your website. Here are 20 super-clean HTML contact forms you can choose from:


Sexy Form

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