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HTML5 ranked headings for screen readers
Léonie Watson of Nomensa talks you through getting ranked headings in HTML5 right for screen readers -
Play HTML5 audio in the browser
Playing HTML5 audio natively in the browser can be a challenge. Ashley Gullen, creator of HTML5 game editor Construct 2, guides you through the maze -
Start your project right with Modernizr
The HTML5 Boilerplate includes the feature-detection library Modernizr. Learn how to take full advantage of what this feature-rich JavaScript library has to offer when you start a new project -
Create accessible videos with HTML5
Léonie Watson of Nomensa examines developments pointing the way towards genuinely inclusive HTML5 video experiences -
Accessibility and the <main> element
The First Public Working Draft of the element was published yesterday. Léonie Watson tells us more about the proposal -
Create drag and drop features in HTML5
Thomas Hardy demonstrates HTML5’s nifty Drag and Drop API, which facilitates dragging and dropping elements natively within the browser -
Accessible data tables
The days of using tables to design sites are gone. But, advises Léonie Watson, you should still put some thought into tabular data -
Make a CSS TARDIS
Doctor Who fanatic John Galantini has materialised the Time Lord’s iconic police box into a whole new dimension: the modern browser. Here’s how he did it -
Make a kinetic typography video with CSS
Sam Hampton-Smith shows how to use CSS3 transitions and animations to create a kinetic typography motion graphic piece, timed to match an HTML5 audio clip
