
HTML 5
The current version of HTML in use on the web today was last updated in 1997. The Web has changed dramatically over those thirteen years and an update to HTML was desperately needed. In the mid 2000s a group called the Web Standard Project began developing HTML5. The goal of the project: develop an HTML standard capable of running full applications in a web browser. HTML5 introduces a number of new elements, attributes, events, and new ways for developers to create web pages and web applications using a version of HTML that is designed around how users are using the Web. In this course, Mark Long will introduce you to HTML 5. He will walk you through a number of practical examples that will quickly get you up and running. He will also teach you about the new features in HTML including: semantic tags, audio and video support, and events. Click the movie links below to get started today!
Course content
Introduction9 lessons
HTML Basics13 lessons
- Understanding HTML Structure6:081 credit or ad
- Understanding DOCTYPE5:581 credit or ad
- Using DOCTYPE pt. 16:231 credit or ad
- Using DOCTYPE pt. 23:011 credit or ad
- Understanding Character Encoding6:481 credit or ad
- Understanding Mime Types6:201 credit or ad
- Understanding Elements5:201 credit or ad
- Understanding Attributes5:261 credit or ad
- Understanding Links3:321 credit or ad
- Understanding Tables3:261 credit or ad
- Understanding Forms3:371 credit or ad
- Validating HTML6:421 credit or ad
- Drafts/Standards/Browsers6:321 credit or ad
New and Improved10 lessons
- What is HTML5 Really?6:041 credit or ad
- New in HTML56:401 credit or ad
- HTML5 & CSS6:341 credit or ad
- HTML5 & JavaScript6:381 credit or ad
- When Should I Switch?6:051 credit or ad
- What is the Big Semantic Deal?4:001 credit or ad
- Markup & Structure4:561 credit or ad
- Firefox Development Tools6:491 credit or ad
- Standard Attributes3:311 credit or ad
- New Attributes3:061 credit or ad
New Markup Elements21 lessons
- HTML4 HTML Blog4:531 credit or ad
- HTML5 Blog6:351 credit or ad
- HTML5 Outlining7:061 credit or ad
- Header Element2:511 credit or ad
- Header Demo5:041 credit or ad
- HGroup Element2:341 credit or ad
- HGroup Demo3:581 credit or ad
- Nav Element2:511 credit or ad
- Nav Demo5:591 credit or ad
- Article Element2:491 credit or ad
- Article Demo5:411 credit or ad
- Footer Element2:081 credit or ad
- Footer Demo7:231 credit or ad
- Section Element4:251 credit or ad
- Section Demo4:491 credit or ad
- Aside Element3:041 credit or ad
- Aside Demo6:061 credit or ad
- Currently Unsupported Elements3:361 credit or ad
- Menu Element4:401 credit or ad
- Command Element3:041 credit or ad
- Details & Summary Elements3:041 credit or ad