Progressive enhancement is a barrier to progress
HTML5 makes it possible to build applications in the browser that were previously unimaginable. Drew Neil believes that to do so, we must first abandon progressive enhancement
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Behind Nomensa's accessible media player
Director of accessibility provides insight into humanising technology -
Why HTML5 is not the choice for enterprise mobility
David Akka, UK MD of Magic Software, explores the buzz around HTML5 and why it may not yet be the right choice for enterprise developers -
Mozilla leads in HTML5 accessibility support
Rival browsers fall short as Firefox speeds ahead -
W3C launches Nu Markup Validation Service
Dev puts validator through paces and finds oddities -
Create super-efficient SVG characters with localStorage
Jim Morrison explains how to paint SVG sprites using HTML5 localStorage as an intelligent cache, plus how to achieve the same effect in IE8 and working around the lack of native SVG support -
Create a whirling timer with HTML5 canvas and Prototype.js
Frontend developer David Smith demonstrates how to use HTML5 canvas in conjunction with the Prototype.js framework to enhance slideshows for your visitors with a simple but accurate loading wheel -
Twitter's Bootstrap toolkit hits 2.0
HTML/CSS framework gets new icons and responsive grid driven by community feedback -
Test motion events with new polyfill
One line of JavaScript enables you to send motion events to the page, thanks to Remy Sharp's Remote-Tilt tool, which provides in-browser motion testing -
Dev rallies against HTML5 confusion
Likens commonplace use of the term 'HTML5' as a brand AND spec to DHTML and Web 2.0 -
HTML5 and CSS3 usage guide launches
Helps developers to 'use the new and shiny responsibly' -
Pictos creates 'Typekit' for icon fonts
New Pictos Server lets you choose from 650 icons -
The top three Flash game engines
Flash game engines are still a great choice for building browser-based 2D games. Freelance game developer Tom Vian takes a look at the three most popular open source frameworks -
Grooveshark releases HTML5 mobile app
Music streaming service embraces web standards for mobile -
The top 20 HTML5 games
HTML5 is quickly turning into a great game development platform. Rob Hawkes, creator of multiplayer space shooter Rawkets, highlights some of the best online games built with HTML5 (and JavaScript) out there and the technologies that they’re using -
Naomi Atkinson on inspiration, Animatable and more
Designer and co-founder of the Animatable animation app Naomi Atkinson answers your questions on what she finds inspirational and how animation can support accessibility -
Flash row over HTML5 Cut the Rope
Flash use required for audio and better experience -
Sencha unveils annual HTML5 wish-list
Includes big 'asks', such as better HTML5 media APIs and 'WebGL everywhere' -
Opera brings HTML5 apps to TVs
Browser maker launches Opera TV Store for 'lean-back' web experiences -
The developer’s guide to the HTML5 APIs
Rich Clark, one of the HTML5 Doctors, gets under the hood of the APIs that form the bulk of the HTML5 spec and tells us about their purpose and progress
