Category: HTML5

How to add an autocomplete dropdown using HTML only and without Javascript

Well! let’s face it jQuery has forever been our go-to library to create an autocomplete dropdown. And rightly so. This has been a life-saver. We’ve used jQuery, we have also heavily used the select-2 library. But what if I told you HTML5 has for quite sometime now, has had that in-built? Heard of datalist? Yup the lesser known and much...

Why You Need To Spend Some Quality Time with Your Website’s Layout

Creating a website is one of the most imperative things that online marketing and web designing companies usually do as it speaks a lot about their goals and values they want to put forth in front of their users. No matter how small or massive is the size of your website, it is crucial to have an efficient and functional...

Responsive websites, what, when, where. Designing websites for devices

Responsiveness as the term defines deals with responding to changes and that is what it also means on the web. Responsive websites are those that respond to different devices and adapt themselves according to the devices. Since not all devices are same and also do not have same resolutions, it is better if we make a website that adjusts itself...

Designing Form in HTML5 and CSS3

Form, very non exciting thing in a markup language to work with, especially for me. Even though I am a designer, all those form issues, validations still makes me see birds flying around my head. But as soon as HTML5 introduced its form tag with a dozen of new form tags, it gave me full mouth smile. Today I’ll introduce...

HTML5 getting into the basics

With the introduction of HTML5, all those elements that were obsolete or never used in HTML 4.01 were either re-written or deleted. Unlike HTML 4.01, HTML5 is introduced with some new rules. Like – better error handling, device independence, development process visible to publics, etc. The core and most interesting features of HTML5 are, it includes wide varieties of APIs integrated with come new elements of HTML5. Such as canvas element for 2D drawing API, video and audio API, API to support offline storage, cross-document messaging, drag and drop, and a lot more. New and improved form controls and content specific elements are some other better features of HTML 5.

HTML5 & CSS3, are we ready for it?

Html5 and CSS3 one of the most talked about technology in the web design field for quite some time now, we have been talking about this for quite some time now but are we ready for it? What I mean is, is it good enough just yet to start building a website in HTML5 and CSS3? Well half of the...