HTML 5 is on the horizon, pushing in wherever it can, desperate to be unleashed into the wild. It boasts new elements; it’s had a cleanup and rid itself of old favourites all in the name of progress and driving the web forward.Everyday web designers and developers work with HTML elements. Cut a web designer in half and you’re bound to find a
tag or CSS class lying around in there somewhere. HTML 5 brings with it new elements and the opportunity to evolve how web pages are structured. Therefore we have constructed a list of our top 5 of HTML 5, new elements and the celebration of the removal of one that’s being consigned to the wasteland of CSS.1) nav - A defined HTML element to hold navigational links. 2) section - could possibly spell the end of the faithful
? Introduced to represent a section of a document, that will in most cases have a title or heading.3) video - to represent a video or movie, with element specific attributes including loop, autoplay and controls.4) output - to represent the result of a calculation - no more searching for the piece of code controlling output.5) No more it’s not allowed, no way, don’t even think about it! Define it in CSS from now on, (like you know you should have been doing!) you’ve been warned!New web technologies and languages are always exciting and highlight how relatively new the Internet still is. Innovation and the desire to do more with the web are is as strong as it has ever been and shows no sign of slowing down.