Long since the inception of the idea of making a Semantic friendly HTML and designer friendly CSS…
Now, in the early summer 2011 we’ve seen a joint-force welcome initiative for HTML5 & CSS3 by all major browsers with the launch of Firefox 4, Chrome 11, Safari 5 and IE9 and the web world is ready to see the happy reign of HTML5 and CSS3. Opera seems to be bit late now in this regard. But I’m happy to see even IE is up for it!
When I’m posting this blog, HTML5 is still in Working Draft and CSS3 has a Candidate Recommendation . But, hopefully they’ll be standardized soon. For this while, to experience them, you may visit:
- Web O’ Wonder — Mozilla
- HTML 5 Demos and Examples — Remy Sharp
- Chrome Experiments — Google
- Dive Into HTML5 — Mark Pilgrim
- HTML 5 and web standards — Apple, Safari
Check State of the support on browsers at findmebyIP.com’s this page
Now, I’m listing some links, which helped me working with CSS3 & HTML5:
- CSS3 support for Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8
- Speed Up with CSS3 Gradients on CSS-Tricks by Chris Coyier
- CSS3 Text Shadow in Internet Explorer on Impressive Webs by Louis Lazaris
- CSS3 Solutions for Internet Explorer
Ok, you have read a lot on webpages, now you can have a cup of tea and read this book using Fx4 🙂
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