The potential of HTML5
Even though HTML5 is currently a work in progress. Here are some examples of its potential and how great it will be. Here are animation and graphics that people keep saying cannot be done in HTML5. Its all mostly done in Canvas and CSS - no Flash involved. Some of these sites are only compatible with Safari 4.
Star Wars Crawl
CSS Clock
Use your pointer to manipulate the patterns
HTML5 Canvas Experiment
Use your pointer to blow up the video.
Blowing up HTML5 video and mapping it into 3D space
Star Wars Crawl
CSS Clock
Use your pointer to manipulate the patterns
HTML5 Canvas Experiment
Use your pointer to blow up the video.
Blowing up HTML5 video and mapping it into 3D space
Comments
To create a document with InDesign or Quark (or even Word or Pages) I don't need to write any code or learn any programming languages. Why is it any different with the web?
At what point will complex web design have truly compelling WYSIWYG tools?
In very simple terms there are WYSIWIG tools for web publishing. But complex cutting edge animation and graphic design will always involve coding.
While I'm sure that HTML5 is great for coders, does it get us anywhere closer to putting web publishing on par with desktop publishing?
To create a document with InDesign or Quark (or even Word or Pages) I don't need to write any code or learn any programming languages. Why is it any different with the web?
At what point will complex web design have truly compelling WYSIWYG tools?
Gizmodo
In very simple terms there are WYSIWIG tools for web publishing.
I could be wrong, but I think the basic problem with WYSIWYG web design lies with fonts.
Fonts reside on the user's computer, meaning that a designer is never 100% sure that visitors are seeing the site the way it was intended to be seen, even on modern browsers.
It will take a Steve Jobs-like personality to demand a way for fonts to be stored and accessed on the websites themselves. Then WYSIWYG web design will get really interesting.
Scribd is using HTML5 web fonts.
I could be wrong, but I think the basic problem with WYSIWYG web design lies with fonts.
Web Fonts are built into HTML5.
That's great. The more I hear about HTML5, the more I like it.
Press Space to fire, the ← and → arrow keys to turn, and the ↑ arrow key to thrust.
HTML 5 Asteroids
Arrow keys to move, ?Space? to toggle magnify mode. Mouse click on an image to view on Flickr. You need to ?right arrow? on the right wall to get more photos loaded in.
Snow Stack
More awesome examples of HTML5 in action.
Press Space to fire, the ← and → arrow keys to turn, and the ↑ arrow key to thrust. Arrow keys to move, ?Space? to toggle magnify mode. Mouse click on an image to view on Flickr. You need to ?right arrow? on the right wall to get more photos loaded in.
Well I like the first one too much. Its just looks like a small game that are running on HTML5. It doesn't mean that the second one is not good its also good and fine but its too much small in size and we can't see it clear. But that one also looking like that painted.
Well I like the first one too much. Its just looks like a small game that are running on HTML5. It doesn't mean that the second one is not good its also good and fine but its too much small in size and we can't see it clear. But that one also looking like that painted.
- Drag A Ball
- Click The Background
- Shake your browser window
- Play
Google GravityGoogle Home page elements can be grabbed and thrown around