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
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HTML5 vs native: advice for the pragmatic developer
Freddy May explains how to make the right decision for your business -
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 -
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 -
Is Flash dead?
Designer and developer Aral Balkan welcomes the change of Adobe's mobile strategy but argues that it's too late and that it spells the beginning of the end of Flash on the web -
Chris Coyier on HTML5 forms
CSS-Tricks’ Chris Coyier, ‘lead hucklebucker’ at form builder Wufoo, recently bought up by SurveyMonkey, chats to Oliver Lindberg about how HTML5 will improve conversion rates and more -
Why Flash isn’t dead
Public’s senior rich media developer Chris Padmore provides his take on the debate that’s splitting the world of web design
