A week ago we featured HTML5 Canvas Graphing Solutions Every Developers Must Know; today we will compile some of the Sketching Tools that are build with HTML5 Canvas along with the help of Javascript Framework, because we do know that sketching is important aspect of designer’s workflow. The below experiments shows that HTML5 is indeed an exciting markup language to watch for. Our kudos to all developers who are never tired of doing such amazing and fun HTML5 experiments.

jQuery is a cross-browser JavaScript library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML. jQuery is the most popular JavaScript library in use today. There are so many jQuery slide show plug-ins to choose from and is very easy to implement them into your blog or Portfolio. In this article I collect 12 must see jQuery slideshow plugins and tutorials for the help of web designers. I hope you guys will like these slideshows.

Z serii ciekawe pluginy jQuery mam dzisiaj dla was jQuery File Upload. Oprócz standardowego uploadowania plików mamy możliwość skorzystania z paska postępu, a dodane już pliki możemy bez problemu usunąć. Do listy możliwości oferowanych przez plugin można również zaliczyć:

obsługa drag and drop
możliwość przerwania uploadu pliku
niewymagany Flash. Wszystko oparte o HTML5 i JavaScript
możliwość uploadowania plików do innej domeny

Do poprawnego działania plugin wymaga jQuery w wersji 1.4 oraz jQuery UI 1.8. Teoretycznie plugin działa w każdej przeglądarce (nawet IE6), w praktyce niektóre funkcjonalności w zależności od przeglądarki są okrojone.

For years the web has been a static development block for housing information. It hasn’t been up until recently that micro-format designs have been released into the semantic web. These allow developers to contextually describe page elements for better representation of what the information holds.

Most of the tips below are useful for those still building their introduction into HTML microformats. Some are more common than others but the concept of contextual-based attributes isn’t a difficult one to grasp. Basic knowledge of HTML is all that’s required to work with microformats.

Once upon a time, grayscale image has to be manually converted in order to be displayed on the web. Now with HTML5 canvas, images can be manipulated into grayscale without having to use image editing software. I’ve put together a demo to show you how to use HTML5 & jQuery to dynamically clone color images into grayscale

HTML5 is recently lanched new tool for devoplers and it brings the website technology towards the more close of amaginations concepts and new features brings lot of entertainment and commercial options which u all will like it today i have some templates which is created by HTML5 i hope you all will like it

Perhaps you want to start using html5 markup now and you don’t know where to start with. Well, I’ve collected some of the best step by step html5 website coding tutorials just for you. I hope this will be useful to you and I love to hear your suggestion in the comment section. Enjoy!

HTML5 Forms specifications introduce some new input types, attributes and other awesome features. One of the transversal features is native browser-side form validation.
For Firefox 4, we tried to focus on that feature and ship it as complete as possible. All following features descriptions are available with Firefox 4 beta 7 except some which are going to be available in following betas (it's clearly specified when that's the case).

Search is one of the most important part of any website. Here I will show a few practical techniques for designing search forms and a few tricks to make usable and good-looking search functionality.

Smashing Magazine did a piece on Search Boxes which inspired me to write this post. Instead of listing various types of designs, I will show you how to build them!Here, with the help of three examples, I will show how to code search boxes with HTML & CSS and how to spice things up with a bit of jQuery.

HTML5 offers a wide variety of advanced functionality over what HTML was originally capable of.  Perhaps the most powerful aspect of HTML5 is the HTML5 canvas.  The canvas element is a drawable region defined in HTML code with height and width attributes. JavaScript code can access the canvas through a full set of drawing functions allowing for dynamically generated graphics.

In this post, you’ll find 20 shockingly cool HTML5 canvas applications that show just a bit of the power of the canvas and demonstrates what you can accomplish with it.

Do you remember your first form? The first time you realised you could send emails through your site, thanks to a hosted service like Bravenet (remember them?!).

Or perhaps you hacked together a cgi script or even some PHP. But when that first email arrived with the subject line ‘test’ you realised that your website had now become interactive. You could now not only interact with your users, but also tailor your site based on their input.

Storing information locally on a user’s computer is a powerful strategy for a developer who is creating something for the Web. In this article, we’ll look at how easy it is to store information on a computer to read later and explain what you can use that for.

Flash vs HTML5 is one of the hottest topic today , but we are not getting in the argument of which is superior to other and which is not. Flash will always be an awesome choice for rich content web applications and games same as HTML5 in developing cool animations and simple gaming applications unless some major development to be made in future years. Today we have collected 50 awesome HTML5 demos to show its potential.

While there are many changes for the better in the HTML5 specification, there is no better bang for the buck for the data driven website than the transformation of forms. These simple changes will transform how you enter, validate, process, and even display inputs. You will be able to create more usable web applications with less code and less confusion.

HTML5 is the wave of the future when it comes to web development, so it is advantageous to get a head start on your competition by learning the essential tips, tricks and techniques with HTML5 that you can start using in your projects today, as well as ones you’ll be using in the future. When HTML5 is combined with CSS3 and jQuery, some of the finished results that can be achieved are spectacular.

In this roundup of HTML5 tutorials, you’ll find tutorials on the video element, the audio element, doing PSD to HTML5 and CSS3 conversions, and also tutorials on combining HTML5 with CSS3, jQuery and even PHP for finished results.

HTML5 is one of the most fashionable topics in today’s web programming world. HTML5 contains lots of new features that allege to change the web face, big players like Google and Apple are pushing for it and browsers competes to implement more and more html5 features. In this conditions there is no surprise that everyone is talking about it.

In this post we are going to analyse exhaustively an HTML5 simple feature which is already implemented in all the modern browsers: local storage. Local Storage is just a part of the Web Storage api. It is already defined in the HTML5 specifications and it’s implemented in all the modern browsers

You’ve probably heard a lot about the new HTML5 canvas element. As the name implies, this is a special element that allows us to create and modify graphics. In addition, we can also use it like any other element on the page – apply jQuery animations on it, listen for events and integrate it deeply into our layouts.

All uses of canvas you’ve come so far are probably limited to games and other proof of concept demos. Today, however, we are doing something practical – we are making a progressively enhanced slideshow with a fancy transitioning effect, which is perfectly functional in older browsers as well.

HTML5 Elements

The table below shows the 104 elements currently in the HTML5 working draft and two proposed elements (marked with an asterisk).

The HTML5 <video> element is already supported by most modern browsers, and even IE has support announced for version 9. There are many advantages of having video embedded natively in the browser (covered in the article Introduction to HTML5 video by Bruce Lawson), so many developers are trying to use it as soon as possible. There are a couple of barriers to this that remain, most notably the problem of which codecs are supported in each browser, with a disagreement between Opera/Firefox and IE/Safari. That might not be a problem for much longer though, with Google recently releasing the VP8 codec, and the WebM project coming into existence. Opera, Firefox, Chrome and IE9 all have support in final builds, developer builds, or at least support announced for this format, and Flash will be able to play VP8. This means that we will soon be able to create a single version of the video that will play in the <video> element in most browsers, and the Flash Player in those that don't support WebM natively.

HTML5 is the thing to talk about these day. Today, we have a collection of some ridiculously impressive HTML5 canvas-based experiments that will make you say, “Wow!” Let’s take a peek at some of the latest, cutting edge examples out there.