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E-raamat: HTML5: Designing Rich Internet Applications 2nd edition [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

(Academy of Art University, US)
  • Formaat: 304 pages, 400 Illustrations, color
  • Sari: Visualizing the Web
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Sep-2012
  • Kirjastus: Focal Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780240821276
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  • Formaat: 304 pages, 400 Illustrations, color
  • Sari: Visualizing the Web
  • Ilmumisaeg: 24-Sep-2012
  • Kirjastus: Focal Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780240821276
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Implement the powerful multimedia and interactive capabilities offered by HTML5, including style control tools, illustration tools, video, audio, and rich media solutions. Understand how HTML5 is changing the web development game with this project-based book that shows you-not just tells you-what HTML5 can do for your websites. Reinforce your practical understanding of the new standard with demo applications and tutorials, so that execution is one short step away. HTML5 is the future of the web. Literally every web designer and developer needs to know how to use this language to create the types of web sites consumers now expect. This new edition of the bestseller teaches you to enhance your web designs with rich media solutions and interactivity, using detailed descriptions and hands-on projects for every step along the way. The second edition contains completely updated information, including more on mobility and video standards, plus new projects.

The companion website, visualizetheweb.com, is packed full of extra information, online code libraries, and a user forum, offering even more opportunity to learn new skills, practice your coding and interact with other users.

    * NEW content added ,detailing Web API, Mobile/Tablet Controls, CSS3 for Mobile Devices, Creating SVG Illustrations, and Emerging Standards * Updated information on how to use HTML5 within a variety of browsers including Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, and Firefox * As in teh furst edition, concepts are thoroughly explained and then brought to life via hands-on projects in each section



    Implement the powerful multimedia and interactive capabilities offered by HTML5, including style control tools, illustration tools, video, audio, and rich media solutions. Understand how HTML5 is changing the web development game with this project-based book that shows you-not just tells you-what HTML5 can do for your websites. Reinforce your practical understanding of the new standard with demo applications and tutorials, so that execution is one short step away.

    HTML5 is the future of the web. Literally every web designer and developer needs to know how to use this language to create the types of web sites consumers now expect. This new edition of the bestseller teaches you to enhance your web designs with rich media solutions and interactivity, using detailed descriptions and hands-on projects for every step along the way. The second edition contains completely updated information, including more on mobility and video standards, plus new projects.


    The companion website, visualizetheweb.com, is packed full of extra information, online code libraries, and a user forum, offering even more opportunity to learn new skills, practice your coding and interact with other users.

    Preface xv
    Section 1 HTML5 Tag Structure
    		3(64)
    Where HTML Code Can Be Found
    		3(1)
    The Evolution of the Web
    		4(2)
    The Rocky Road from HTML4 to HTML5
    		6(1)
    Web 2.0 Applications and Solutions
    		7(1)
    What Is Included in HTML5
    		8(1)
    Enhancements to Core Tag Language
    		8(1)
    New Elements Are Introduced to HTML5
    		9(1)
    Blocking Content on the Page
    		10(2)
    Modifications to Content Sections
    		12(1)
    Making DOCType Easier to Work with
    		13(1)
    Organizing Code Using Blocking Elements
    		13(2)
    Using the SECTION Element
    		15(1)
    Using the ARTICLE Element
    		16(1)
    Using the HEADER and FOOTER Elements
    		16(2)
    Using the ASIDE Element
    		18(1)
    Using the DIALOG Element
    		19(1)
    Using the FIGURE Element
    		20(1)
    Using the NAV Element
    		21(1)
    Text-Level Semantic Additions and Changes
    		21(1)
    Using the MARK Element
    		22(1)
    Using the TIME Element for Measurement
    		22(1)
    Using the METER Element
    		22(1)
    Using the PROGRESS Element
    		23(1)
    Applying HTML5 to Make HTML Code Easier to Read
    		23(4)
    Working with HTML5 Forms
    		27(1)
    What Has Changed in HTML Forms 2.0?
    		27(2)
    Inserting the Cursor Automatically into a Specified Field
    		29(1)
    Making an INPUT Field Required
    		29(1)
    Adding the Placeholder Text
    		29(2)
    Controlling Data with HTML5
    		31(1)
    Extending the Functionality of HTML5
    		31(1)
    Displaying Data in HTML5
    		32(1)
    Storing Data Locally Using Web Storage
    		33(2)
    New HTML5 Attributes
    		35(1)
    What Is Not Being Supported in HTML5
    		35(2)
    How to Gracefully Migrate Sites to Work with the New HTML5 Standard
    		37(1)
    HTML5 Is Going Mobile
    		38(3)
    Designing for the Mobile Web
    		41(1)
    The Leading Mobile Web Browsers
    		42(1)
    Additional Web Browsers
    		43(1)
    What You Have Learned
    		44(1)
    Project 1 Building a Web Site Using HTML5 Blocking Elements
    		45(22)
    Creating a Template for Your Web Site
    		45(2)
    Customizing the HEADER Element
    		47(1)
    Customizing the NAVIGATION Element
    		48(1)
    Customizing the Main SECTION Element
    		49(1)
    Customizing the FOOTER Element
    		50(1)
    Creating the Site's Home Page
    		51(2)
    Adding a Product Page That Uses the MARK Element
    		53(1)
    Adding a News Page That Uses the TIME and ASIDE Elements
    		54(2)
    Creating a Contact Us Page That Uses the New Form INPUT Attributes
    		56(7)
    Summary
    		63(4)
    Section 2 Picture CSS3
    		67(70)
    Using CSS To Style Your Web Site
    		67(2)
    Cascading Your Designs
    		69(4)
    The Format of CSS
    		73(1)
    Modifying Elements with CSS
    		73(3)
    Creating Class Styles
    		76(2)
    Using Pseudo Class Styles
    		78(1)
    Using Pseudo Elements
    		79(1)
    Designing Your Web Page with CSS
    		80(1)
    Controlling Font Display with CSS
    		80(2)
    Embedding Fonts Using CSS3
    		82(2)
    Sizing Fonts with CSS Units of Measurement
    		84(2)
    Color Control for Fonts
    		86(1)
    Adding Drop Shadow Text Effects
    		87(1)
    Additional Font Definitions
    		88(1)
    Working with Columns in CSS3
    		89(2)
    Using CSS3 to Control Visual Display
    		91(1)
    Positioning Design Elements with CSS
    		91(2)
    Increased Control over Color
    		93(1)
    Multiple Background Objects
    		94(2)
    Adding Rounded Corners to Layers
    		96(3)
    Dazzling Your Audience with CSS3 Animation
    		99(1)
    Using Transitions in CSS
    		99(2)
    Creating Animation with CSS3
    		101(1)
    Delivering Solutions for the Mobile Market
    		102(2)
    What You Have Learned
    		104(1)
    Project 2 Applying CSS3 to Your Web Design
    		105(32)
    Linking to a Single CSS Document
    		106(1)
    Embedding Fonts
    		107(1)
    Default Styles for Content
    		108(3)
    Applying Styles to Main Sections of Content
    		111(3)
    Applying Styles to the Navigation Elements
    		114(1)
    Applying Styles to the Form Elements
    		115(2)
    Additional Styles
    		117(1)
    Advanced CSS Execution
    		118(2)
    Creating a Menu with CSS
    		120(6)
    Designing with CSS3
    		126(7)
    Summary
    		133(4)
    Section 3 Rendering HTML5 Illustrations
    		137(46)
    The Tale of Web Image Formats
    		137(1)
    Bitmap Images: Using JPEG, GIF, and PNG Images on the Web
    		138(1)
    Creating SVG Graphics
    		139(1)
    The Fundamentals of Creating SVG Images and Adding Them to Your Web Pages
    		140(2)
    Understanding the Basics of Creating Shapes
    		142(7)
    Adding CSS-Based Color
    		149(1)
    Applying Gradients to SVG Images
    		150(3)
    Adding Text to Your SVG Drawings
    		153(2)
    Adding Interactivity and JavaScript to Your SVG Drawings
    		155(1)
    Leveraging SVC Drawing Tools
    		156(1)
    Adding the CANVAS Element to Your Web Page
    		157(1)
    Starting with the Basics
    		158(1)
    Controlling Shapes
    		159(2)
    Drawing Simple Shapes
    		161(1)
    Drawing Lines
    		162(1)
    Creating Arcs
    		163(1)
    Adding Color
    		164(3)
    Adding Animation to CANVAS Images
    		167(1)
    What You Have Learned
    		168(1)
    Project 3 Inserting Video into Your Web Design
    		169(14)
    Creating the Video
    		169(1)
    Converting the Video to Ogg Format
    		170(4)
    Embedding the Video into the Web Page
    		174(5)
    Adding Audio to Your Web Page
    		179(1)
    Summary
    		180(3)
    Section 4 HTML5 Rich Media Foundation
    		183(32)
    Working with VIDEO and AUDIO Tags
    		183(3)
    Using HTML5 Rich Media Tags
    		186(1)
    Controlling Video with VIDEO Tags
    		186(6)
    Controlling Audio with AUDIO Tags
    		192(3)
    Encoding Video and Audio for Delivery over the Web
    		195(1)
    Creating Video in Ogg Theora Format
    		196(3)
    Creating Video in H.264 Format
    		199(1)
    Creating Audio That Plays Back Through Your Web Browser
    		199(2)
    Ensuring That Your Video and Audio Play Back
    		201(1)
    Serving Video from Your Servers
    		201(1)
    What about Google's WebM?
    		202(1)
    What You Have Learned
    		202(3)
    Project 4 Creating SVG Logos and CANVAS Charts
    		205(10)
    Creating an SVG Logo
    		205(4)
    Inserting a CANVAS-Driven Dynamic Chart
    		209(3)
    Summary
    		212(3)
    Section 5 HTML5 JavaScript Model
    		215(68)
    Understanding JavaScript
    		216(2)
    JavaScript as a Programming Language
    		218(5)
    Working with Variables
    		223(1)
    Using Math in Your Scripts
    		223(2)
    Assessing Values Using Operators
    		225(1)
    Controlling Outcomes with If/Else and Switch Statements
    		225(3)
    Specific Objects You Can Use in JavaScript
    		228(1)
    Developing JavaScript for HTML5
    		228(1)
    Using Web Workers
    		228(2)
    Storing Data with LocalStorage
    		230(3)
    Controlling Geolocation Devices with JavaScript
    		233(3)
    Integrating JavaScript with HTML5
    		236(3)
    Taking JavaScript to the Next Level with Ajax
    		239(1)
    Using Ajax in Your Work
    		240(3)
    Popular Ajax Libraries
    		243(3)
    Going Mobile with jQuery
    		246(2)
    What You Have Learned
    		248(1)
    Project 5 Working with JavaScript
    		249(34)
    Working with jQuery
    		249(1)
    Developing a Lightbox Image Management Tool
    		250(1)
    Creating the Images
    		250(2)
    Working with JavaScript
    		252(7)
    Stitching It All Together in HTML
    		259(1)
    Controlling Forms with jQuery
    		260(9)
    Inserting a Tabbed Interface to Build on Top of Your Existing jQuery Projects
    		269(3)
    Using Additional Ajax Libraries: Working with Adobe's Spry Framework
    		272(5)
    Working with Additional Ajax Libraries: Using Yahoo's YUI Framework
    		277(3)
    Linking to Content Hosted on Different Web Sites
    		280(1)
    Summary
    		281(2)
    Index 283
    Matthew David is a specialist developing rich Web solutions using technologies like Flash and the latest Web design techniques. In addition, he works in online sales, marketing, and search engine optimization, with the aim of driving business to customer sites. Matthew partners with many companies as a business strategist, works closely with the World Wide Web Consortium Group (W3C), and is on Adobe's Advisory team.
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