- Title Page
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Foreword
- Introduction
- CHAPTER 1: A Somewhat Sensationalized History of HTML5
- How Architecture Astronauts and the W3C Tried to Kill HTML
- You Probably Use XML
- XHTML 2.0: Unloved and Alone
- HTML5: A New Hope . . . We Hope
- HTML5 Is the New Black or Hotness or Something
- Hixie or Bust
- XHTML 2.0 Is Dead and Everyone Is Happy
- HTML5 . . . er . . . HTML, wait . . . HTML.next?
- Should We Just Kill Off the W3C Altogether or Embrace It?
- How Does New Stuff Get Added to HTML5 Now?
- WHATWG and W3C Diversions
- TL;DR
- What We’ll Be Focusing On
- CHAPTER 2: The Truth About a Basic HTML5 Web Page
- CHAPTER 3: The Truth About Structuring an HTML5 Page
- A Little Taste of Pain: The Sectioning Elements
- Where Did These Elements Come From?
- Who Cares?
- The Contradiction at the Heart of HTML5’s New Elements
- Outline What?
- What Is an Outline, and Why Should I Care?
- How We Currently Create Outlines (Even Without Realizing It)
- “Sectioning” Is an Old Problem
- If We Care About Blind Users, We Should Care About Headings
- HTML5’s “Improved” Outlining Was Dead Before It Ever Shipped
- Sneaking in Big Ideas Leads to Dead Ideas
- We Forked the Spec
- The Exception Is <main> (Sort Of)
- How Should We Structure an HTML5 Page?
- Styling Headings HTML5-Style Is Kind of Insane
- This Is Not Inconsequential: People Have to Teach This Stuff
- Where Does This Leave Us?
- A Sane Approach to Structural Markup for Accessibility
- ARIA Benefits
- Layout Recommendations
- CHAPTER 4: The Truth About HTML5’s Structural Elements
- CHAPTER 5: The Truth About HTML5 Micro-semantics and Schema.org
- Semantics in a Nutshell
- These Problems Have Been Solved
- There’s No Such Thing As “More” Semantic
- Big Ideas in Semantic Markup: The Semantic Web
- Semantics: Not Dead Yet (Or: Google & Co Drop a Micro-Semantic Bombshell)
- E-commerce with Real (Micro) Semantics
- Can the Real Semantics Please Stand Up?
- Why Should We Care About Micro-semantics?
- Schema.org: The Future of Semantics?
- Couldn’t We Do This Before?
- The Semantic Web We’ve Been Waiting For?
- Microdata and Schema.org
- How Not to Launch an Initiative
- What Do the People Behind Schema.org Think?
- Wrapping Up: Semantics and HTML
- CHAPTER 6: The Truth About HTML5 and SEO
- CHAPTER 7: The Truth About HTML5’s Other New Elements
- CHAPTER 8: The Truth About HTML5 Forms
- Going Native Slowly
- Forms Can Make or Break a Site
- Good News, Bad News
- HTML5 Forms Resources
- HTML5 Forms: The No-Brainers
- HTML5 Forms: The Kinda Maybes
- HTML5 Forms: The “I Wouldn’t Yet But You Can If You Really Want”
- Input Type: Color (Color Picker)
- You Hypocrite. I Thought Requiring JavaScript Was the Worst Thing Ever
- What About Accessibility?
- CHAPTER 9: The Truth About HTML5’s Canvas, Gaming, and Flash
- Flash Is Dying, and HTML5 Is All We’ve Got
- Can Canvas and HTML5 Fill the Gap?
- Flash Authoring for HTML5?
- And Then Apps Happened
- Let’s Bury Flash-isms with Flash
- We’re Not in Canvas Anymore
- Cool Things with Canvas
- The Haphazard World of Web Standards (Or: How Did We End Up with Canvas?)
- The Canvas Element and Accessibility
- The Current State of Canvas
- HTML5 Gaming: Canvas or Not?
- Getting Started with Canvas Game Development
- Canvas: What’s in It for Me?
- 2D Canvas’s 3D Future: WebGL
- 3D on the Web: WebGL Alternatives
- Show Me the Demos!
- Epic Citadel
- Still Early Days for WebGL
- CHAPTER 10: The Truth About Audio and Video in HTML5
- Native <video> and <audio> in Action
- The <audio> Element
- The <video> Element
- Codecs: What to Do?
- Reality Bites
- Video Types…Oh My
- Querying Supported Video Types with JavaScript
- Audio and Video Media Players to the Rescue
- Other Flies in the HTML5 Video Ointment: DRM, Streaming, and Full-Screen Video
- DRM
- Streaming
- Fullscreen API
- Is HTML5 <audio> Ready for Games?
- Wrapping Up
- CHAPTER 11: The Truth About SVG: The Flash Challenger That Was, Wasn’t, and Now…
- SVG, SVG…
- SVG: Browser Support Arrives at Last
- Yes, There Is Real-World SVG We Can Use Right Now
- The Many Faces of SVG
- SVG in the ’00s: The Great Hope That Wasn’t
- SVG Browser Support: Android, What the Hell? Oh, and IE…
- SVG Demos: What Is It Good For?
- Snap.svg-Powered Demos
- Raphael.js-Powered Demos
- Working with SVG
- Responsive Web Design and SVG
- SVG Gotchas
- SVG: Heir to Flash?
- CHAPTER 12: The Truth About HTML5 Web Apps, Mobile, and What Comes Next
- HTML5 Web App Browser Support
- HTML5 on Mobile: WebKit and Beyond
- Mobile Is a Moving Target: Microsoft’s Big Push
- Firefox OS: Mozilla’s Ambitious Mobile Platform, and the WebAPI
- HTML5 Mobile Compatibility
- HTML5-Powered Content Management
- The JavaScript Age
- JavaScript Killed the HTML Star
- Modernizr, When Can I Use . . . , and Polyfills
- HTML5 Web App APIs
- History API (pushState)
- HTML5 Web Storage (and JavaScript-Rendered CSS)
- Database Storage
- HTML5 Offline (Application Cache)
- Geolocation API
- Other APIs That May Be of Interest to You
- What Comes Next: HTML 5.1
- Wrapping Up
- CHAPTER 13: The Truth About the Future of Web Design: Performance-Based Design
- Index
About the Technical Reviewer
Andrew Zack has been at the forefront of implementing successful Internet marketing strategies since 1996. He has authored a book and been a technical reviewer for numerous industry publications. Mr. Zack’s industry expertise includes business development, IT project management, Internet marketing, SEO implementation, operational software, and web site development and coordination.
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