2022, or when will HTML 5 be ready?
Aside from being the year Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her Platinum Jubilee, assuming she’s still kicking around, 2022 is the year that’s been inappropriately linked with HTML 5 in the minds of a...
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Two cheers for the W3C’s HTML5 logo
We Doctors like the proposed HTML5 logo from the W3C; it’s down there, glistening in our footer. But we think that the definition of HTML5 that the W3C offers is too broad to be useful: The logo is a...
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HTML5 for Web Developers
While they’re essential reading material for our job, the W3C specifications are not exactly George R. R. Martin-level reading material. To make matters worse, the often-dry text (written for...
View ArticleThe hgroup hokey cokey
As you may well have heard this week, hgroup has been in, out and in the spec again, while members of the W3C and others have truly been shaking it all about. If you’ve missed this latest merry dance...
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