By diving in and out of code samples, we'll take a look at each of the major new features in HTML 5 and discuss how they'll influence web design, especially with media embedding, forms, and graphics.
This workshop will cover:
- New HTML 5 elements and what they're for
- Incorporating video and audio with new standard media tags
- New form elements and input type attributes
- Browser-generated vector graphics with the Canvas element
- Structural elements to replace < div>
Douglas Wray
Doug Wray has been working with online information systems since 1984. Starting in science using TeX and LaTeX realtime rendering on Macs progressing to desktop publishing for commercial printing thence into web design. He's used numerous electron-herding methods including HTML and CSS. Sometime in 2001 he broke with conventional wisdom and stopped using tables for structure - following in the footsteps of Eric Meyer and Jeffrey Zeldman. He now builds websites exclusively with CSS and finds it an exciting and challenging pursuit.
Great Intro to HTML 5. [The instructor] was very knowledgeable with the web, HTML, et al. Great speaker and presentation style.
Robert, 6/18/2012
[The instructor] was very approachable and knowledgeable.
Doug, 6/18/2012
The class was very informative — a great overview of the new capabilities of HTML5. Teacher was extremely knowledgeable. Even though I am not a full-time coder, I was able to follow along and learn a lot of new information.
Gwendolyn, 3/13/2012
Great Intro.
Marc, 3/13/2012
Good content and examples.
Cheryl, 11/28/2011
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Registration Fees
BDA Members: $59.00
Non-Members: $79.00
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You save $10.00 by registering before midnight on 8/25/2013. Standard registration fees for this program are $69.00 for members and $89.00 for non-members.
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I wish I had a boss/mentor as great as Doug Wray. I love that he understands and comprehensively integrates context and history of type, printing, perspective on everything.
Nadia Eve, 9/12/2012