Travis Vocino is a South Florida based artist, designer, new media scientist, technologist and chocolate milk aficionado.
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feedPure HTML enhancements hardly grew at all in the last eight years. It basically stopped in 1999 with HTML 4. Now the future looks bright. Recently, HTML has come back to life with HTML 5. Tons of new elements are available for structure (article, nav, section, etc), block semantic elements (aside, figure, dialog), and several other various functions.
More on this when I get a chance to look through it.
I am a web entrepreneur (whatever that is) focused on standards-based development. I currently live and work in Palm Beach, FL.
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One Response to “New Elements in HTML5”rss
Rani, on May 23rd, 2008, said:
great news
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