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Building your own widgets
Léonie Watson of Nomensa explains how DIY widgets can still play a significant role in overcoming barriers to accessibility -
Dev warns of HTML5 app manifests failure
Interoperability under threat from vendor disagreement -
HTML 5.1 draft spec gets ‘main’ element
Debate continues about marking up a page’s primary content -
Hook into native events with PhoneGap
Develop cross-platform apps with web standards: Matt Gifford introduces PhoneGap -
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 -
StackMob backs HTML5 and native apps
CEO argues logic in the cloud is a more pressing concern -
Mozilla wants devs to get their game on
Challenges devs to showcase what’s possible with gaming on the web -
Sencha's HTML5 remake of Facebook
Marketing VP claims technology is ready for large-scale use, but says too many devs are doing it wrong -
The top 10 HTML5 games of 2012
HTML5 gaming marched onwards during 2012. Here Michal Budzynski runs down 10 essential games (and one conference) worth giving some attention to -
Accessibility and the <main> element
The First Public Working Draft of the element was published yesterday. Léonie Watson tells us more about the proposal -
Hot in web standards: November/December 2012
Lea Verou's final 2012 report on the latest developments at the W3C, including the FPWD of HTML 5.1, the addition of the <main> element, news on the rescheduled W3Conf and more -
HTML5 and Canvas 2D definitions ready
Broad interoperability slated by W3C for 2014; HTML 5.1 to offer glimpse of the future -
The top 20 HTML5 sites of 2012
2012 in review: HTML5 Doctor Oli Studholme nominates the websites that made best use of HTML5 this year, including a range of useful developer tools and online resources -
Sencha enthuses about HTML5 and CSS progress
Increasingly convergent implementation across major browsers and platforms -
Create accessible videos with HTML5
Léonie Watson of Nomensa examines developments pointing the way towards genuinely inclusive HTML5 video experiences -
Eight advent calendars for web designers and developers
24 ways is not the only advent calendar for web geeks. There's one for everyone, covering topics as diverse as web performance, UX and Perl. We compile the best ones for you to check out and talk to their creators, too -
Build an image gallery with Knockout
New JS libraries are making rapid development of complex interfaces a breeze. Stephen Fulljames builds an image gallery to showcase the power of Knockout -
24 ways returns with bleeding-edge web insight
This year’s run to cover HTML5, CSS, prototyping, accessibility and more -
Web fonts and HTML5 for brands
Alan Tam takes a look at the current commercial web design landscape and considers the impact of web fonts and HTML5 on brands and brand identity
