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#3: Exploring HTML5 | Sabreena's Design Musings

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Sabreena's Design Musings. UNF Web Design 2011. 4: HTML5 Revisited →. March 23, 2012. Currently, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera on both Mac and PC have some form of functionality with HTML5. HTML5 currently offers and explosion of positives, too. Tag, there is simply a. Tag, which can serve a similar purpose. ( Seogadget. New semantic tags to better correspond with appropriate sections - SeoGadget. Twitter's semantic division with HTML5 - O'Reilly Radar. HTML5 is als...

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Adv.Web Blog 4 | samgann

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Just another WordPress.com site. While I didn’t know too much about HTML5 and it’s capabilities, I did find some helpful information to grasp a better understanding of the features provided. Html5 is the latest version of HTML and possesses many user friendly techniques. HTML5 is well known for it’s optimal performance and convenience. However, like any new program, HTML5 does have some drawbacks. Sites uses to help in explanation were:. Unique hover effects (the victims). Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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#01: Responsive Revision | Sabreena's Design Musings

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Sabreena's Design Musings. UNF Web Design 2011. 02: Project01 Moodboard →. January 8, 2012. Shrinking the browser's window destroys the navigation completely. In order for the navigation to withstand a tiny size (320px), it would have to take a drastic re-positioning. All of the pages contain basically the same header treatment. A fluid grid, with a min-width, would naturally be applied to all of these pages. The background image would need to scale in size, as would the h1 header texts. Simply scaling d...

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Mood Board and Inspiration for Website | shealy

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Just another WordPress.com site. Mood Board and Inspiration for Website. Site Overview and Topic. One thing I’d like to convey in my site is the feeling of absolute clarity to get the point across right away. I like the idea of big typography and an image for a shock and awe effect. This site. Is a good example of big typography and good images and something I’d consider for my site. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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#4: HTML5 Revisited | Sabreena's Design Musings

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Sabreena's Design Musings. UNF Web Design 2011. 5: Web Advice →. April 7, 2012. Today I will be discussing two large elements of HTML5: the new structural and text-level semantics, and the canvas feature. Both contribute important aspects of code that should be well understood. HTML5 Structural and Text-Level Semantics. For instance, a number of new semantics, including location-tracking (conveniently named. Or time-tracking (also conveniently named. Also, additional, potentially unseen elements like.

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#08: The Audience | Sabreena's Design Musings

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Sabreena's Design Musings. UNF Web Design 2011. 01: Responsive Revision →. November 23, 2011. Web design requires a functionality element. A person’s lack of technical know-how shouldn’t instantly dismiss them from being able to view a page. Designers need to keep this in mind; who’s using the page, and for what, will make all the difference in terms of design. There are a number of factors that should always be taken into consideration, as suggested by the site Ariesgdim.com. What does the viewer like?

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HTML5 Video, Audio, and Canvas | shealy

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Just another WordPress.com site. HTML5 Video, Audio, and Canvas. HTML5 Audio and Video Elements. HTML5 audio and video elements make embedding videos and sound a lot easier. There is no need for flash or silverlight because the browser automatically sizes the video and the rest (buttons for control, % size, start and stop time) can be controlled using HTML and CSS. According to this article Practical Cross-Browser HTML5 audio and video. This article called Fallback options in HTML5 Audio and Video Tags.

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Note to self | kaycollier

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Just another WordPress.com site. Dear future self,. You are about to endeavor on 32 weeks of design hell. If there was any advice to give in the foreshadowing of what is to come, it is this:. When it comes to Web Design, do everything, and I mean everything. For the love of all that is holy, don’t procrastinate the day away! You know that awesome book that you get from the bookstore (and for some of us, the government pays for)? Pick it up and use it! Interact with Web Standards. The many times in Advanc...

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Just another WordPress.com site. Analyzing web pages is something that is a must, but don’t get overly inspired and bite more off than you can chew. Otherwise, you won’t have a finish website or a good grade. I sometimes stumble on good design and am intrigued about how one particular website worked. After spending about two hours looking into I just started to understand what was happening. Don’t buy it and not use it. You are just wasting your time in the class and your money. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.