Category Archive For "HTML5"

Top 7 Mobile App Development Frameworks in 2021

In the first half of 2020, worldwide spending across app stores reached around $50.1 billion. First-time mobile app installs were up 26.1% year over year in 2020, with a whopping 71.5 billion downloads. (Source: Forbes) Moreover, recent reports indicate that in January 2021, around 96.7% of apps in the Google Play app store were freely …

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What are The Key Challenges in Enterprise Mobile App Development?

In today’s tech-savvy world, mobile applications have become a popular source of information. It is believed that mobile application plays an important role in achieving the objectives and goals of the organisations, or enterprises. Nowadays, the mobile applications have become a reflection of your brand. Enterprises are now adopting the Mobile App Development in order …

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Top Tips for Effective Email Marketing

Have you ever sent an email to your clients, but received no response? You may wonder what may be wrong with your campaigns that is making them ineffective. Every day over 144 billion emails are sent for promotional purposes. In fact, email marketing is regarded as one of the leading channels for business communication. With …

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A Beginner’s Guide to HTML5 Elements

The ultimate dream of every web developer is to develop compelling, responsive and beautiful websites. Historically, web developers have been using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript as the front end technologies to control the aesthetic features of a website. However, in recent years, HTML has undergone a transformational change to keep abreast with demands of modern …

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What’s new in HTML5.1?

HTML5 buttresses interactive and responsive technologies that would have been very difficult to achieve when using either XHTML or earlier versions of HTML. With HTML5 specifications now considered “feature-complete,” the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)—a body that standardized HTML5 and previous versions of HTML—has been pondering additions of new features to make the development of …

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5 Horrible Mistakes You’re Making With HTML5

It is two years since HTML5 was officialized by W3C as the next generation language for development of websites. It is a fact that this language was developed to solve problems that web developers were having with the initial versions of HTML such as XHTML and HTML4. Truth be told—HTML5 has solved many of the …

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HTML5 Form Best Practices

A modern and responsive website is no longer just a portal that acts as a communication channel—for sharing information— between the organizations with its clients. For you to be successful with your website strategy—attracting visitors and converting them into leads and customers—you have to design a web form that establishes an affable relationship with the …

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What You Should Know About HTML5 Drag and Drop

The drag and drop feature is one of the interactions that can promote usability of your website. There are numerous frameworks that can be used to develop the drag and drop interfaces. However, what most web developers don’t understand is that all the modern web browsers—that supports HTML5— have native supports that can implement drag …

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Top 10 HTML5 Frameworks for 2016

I can’t predict with certainty what the future holds of HTML5 technologies. However, one thing’s for sure: knowing which HTML5 framework to use for web development can help differentiate an excellent and successful web developer from a good web developer. It’s no secret that today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving and complex web development industry demands web developers …

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The Ultimate Cheat Sheet on HTML5

Developing modern, usable and more responsive websites can quite a jungle because of numerous and confusing web development technologies. Of course the original HTML—which was based on SGML—has become obsolete. Therefore, you can’t rely on it to develop a modern website. That HTML5 is the next generation language for web development is no longer in …

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