HTML5 Black Book is the one-time reference book, written from the Web professional’s point of view, containing hundreds of examples and covering nearly every aspect of HTML5. It will help you to master various Web technologies, other than HTML5, including CSS3, JavaScript, XML and AJAX. If you are a Web designer or developer, then this book is your introduction to new features and elements of HTML5, including audio and video media elements, the canvas element for drawing, and many others.
·Overview of HTML5 and Other Web Technologies
·Fundamentals of HTML
·Working with Text
·Organizing Text in HTML
·Working with Links and URLs
·Creating Tables
·Working with Images, Colors and Canvas
·Working with Forms
·Interactive Elements
·Working with Multimedia
·Overview of JavaScript
·JavaScript Functions, Events, Image Maps and Animations
·JavaScript Objects
·Working with Browser Objects
·Working with Document Object
·Document Object Model
·Validation, Errors, Debugging, Exception Handling and Security
·Overview of CSS
·Backgrounds and Color Gradients in CSS
·Fonts and Text Styles
·Creating Boxes and Columns Using CSS
·Displaying, Positioning and Floating an Element
·List Styles
·Table Layouts
·Pseudo-classes and Pseudo-elements
·Effects, Frames and Controls in CSS
·Implementing the Advanced Features of HTML5
·Working with Basics of XML
·Implementing Advanced Features of XML
·Converting XML Documents in Other Formats
·Working with XSLT
·Working with XPath, XLink, and XPointer
·Overview of AJAX
·Asynchronous Data Transfer with XMLHttpRequest
·Implementing AJAX Frameworks
·Working with ASP.NET AJAX Application
·Integrating PHP and AJAX
·Consuming Web Services Using AJAX
·Working with jQuery
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