Dedication
by Divya Manian, Oli Studholme, Richard Clark, Christopher Murphy
Beginning HTML5 and CSS3: The Web Evolved
- Titlepage
- Dedication
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- Forewords
- About the Authors
- About the Technical Reviewers
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: HTML5: Now, Not 2022
- Chapter 2: Your First Plunge into HTML5
- Chapter 3: New Structural Elements
- Workflow practices, evolving?
- A brave new semantic dawn
- Structural building blocks: <div>, <section>, and <article>
- Headings: <header>, <hgroup>, and <h1>–<h6>, plus <footer>
- The HTML5 outlining algorithm
- HTML5-style heading element levels
- Even more structural elements: <nav>, <aside>, <figure> (and <figcaption>)
- Putting it all together
- Accessibility and HTML5
- Summary
- Homework
- Further Reading
- Chapter 4: A Richer Approach to Marking Up Content
- Chapter 5: Rich Media
- Chapter 6: Paving the Way for Web Applications
- Chapter 7: CSS3, Here and Now
- A Refresher on the importance of web standards
- CSS 1, CSS 2.1, CSS3 ...
- Is CSS3 ready?
- The benefits of CSS3
- CSS basics refresher
- CSS shorthand
- The cascade, specificity, and inheritance
- CSS organization and maintenance
- Browser support, vendor prefixes, polyfills, and progressive enhancement
- Feature detection and polyfills
- Summary
- Homework
- Appendix: CSS3 Module Status
- Chapter 8: Keeping Your Markup Slim Using CSS Selectors
- Chapter 9: A Layout for Every Occasion
- Chapter 10: Improving Web Typography
- Chapter 11: Putting CSS3 Properties to Work
- Chapter 12: Transforms, Transitions, and Animation
- Chapter 13: The Future of CSS or, Awesome Stuff That’s Coming
- Index
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