Posts Tagged ‘semantic tags’

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Learning To Use HTML5 Semantic Elements

In: programming|SEO|web design

29 Jul 2011

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. Over the last year or two I’ve read quite a number of posts talking [...]

Adobe Takes On Mobile World With Creative Suite 5.5

In: web resources

12 Apr 2011

Adobe has updated several of its Creative Suite applications to version 5.5, adding some new tools designed to target tablets and mobile devices. The primary interest for web developers is the improved HTML5 and CSS3 support in Dreamweaver 5.5, Adobe’s flagship web-development app. Creative Suite 5.5 Web Premium will be available one month from today [...]

Adobe Takes on the Mobile World With New Creative Suite 5.5

In: web resources

11 Apr 2011

Adobe has updated several of its Creative Suite applications to version 5.5, adding some new tools designed to target tablets and mobile devices. The primary interest for web developers is the improved HTML5 and CSS 3 support in Dreamweaver 5.5, Adobe’s flagship web development app. Creative Suite 5.5 Web Premium will be available one month [...]

Simplify Your CSS With the ‘any()’ Selector

In: web resources

7 Apr 2011

HTML5 adds a slew of new semantic tags to the web developer’s toolkit. Tags like section, article, aside, header and footer give your pages more semantic meaning and allow for more complex document structures. While the new semantic tags are helpful, some of the changes that come along with them can make your code more [...]

The Future of CSS: Finally, Sane Layout Tools

In: web resources

3 Mar 2011

Woolly, the CSS sheep. HTML5 and CSS 3 offer web designers new semantic tags, fancy animations, server-side fonts and much more, but that’s not the end of the story. The next major development in web design will likely revolve around one of the things neither HTML5 nor CSS 3 have yet addressed — page layout. [...]


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