HTML5 leads a web revolution

HTML5 leads a web revolution

1. HTML5 standard is revolutionizing the way the Web evolves, works, and is used. It is simplifying the work of programmers, harmonizing access to diverse devices and applications

2. the HyperText Markup Language, is just a way to tag parts of a document so that Web browsers can deal with them intelligently.

3. the evolution of HTML5: is the proliferation of diverse devices that, coupled with the variety of browsers, greatly complicate life for developers

4. Similarly, CSS3, the newly updated presentation language, allows a developer to produce certain looks natively in the browser

5. For example, a heading can be given a text shadow quickly and easily in the browser, and it can be changed “on the fly

6. The new specifications are a big help to the vendors, agrees Ian Hickson, a software engineer at Google and the company’s liaison with W3C and the Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG). WHATWG is a complementary standards body founded in 2004 by Hickson, then at Apple, and others from Apple, the Mozilla Foundation, and Opera Software.