
Lynda.COM Dreamweaver CS5: Getting Started with HTML5
Author:
Joseph Lowery
Duration:
01h 58m
Released on:
3/16/2011
Exercise files:
Yes
In Dreamweaver CS5: Getting Started with HTML5, author Joseph Lowery explains how to develop cross-browser compatible web sites utilizing the enhanced capabilities of the HTML5 specification. The course details Dreamweaver's support for HTML5, including templates, additional code hints, and a multi-screen preview for mobile device development. Tutorials on embedding native audio and video players without plug-ins, incorporating non-standard fonts with @font-face, and creating forms with spinners, sliders, and calendars are also included. Exercise files accompany the course.
Topics include:
Updating Dreamweaver CS5 to support HTML5
Developing for mobile devices and tablets
Understanding enhanced structural tags
Creating a basic page layout
Drawing with the canvas tag
Implementing CSS3 type effects
Setting up styles
Introduction
Welcome 00m 57s
Using the exercise files 00m 50s
Who can benefit from this course? 01m 21s
1. Dreamweaver HTML5 Updates
Installing HTML5 in Dreamweaver 02m 30s
Scoping out HTML5 01m 51s
Understanding HTML5 templates 04m 25s
2. Enhanced Structural Tags
Understanding the benefits of structural tags 02m 29s
Implementing basic page layout 04m 01s
Adding sections 02m 40s
Making an aside 02m 53s
Using heading groups 03m 18s
Framing articles 03m 26s
3. CSS3 Media Queries
Using the Multiscreen Preview panel 04m 57s
Designing for tablets 05m 23s
Optimizing smartphone layouts 10m 19s
Handling the iOS viewports 02m 00s
4. Native Media Implementation
Embedding video without a plug-in 06m 20s
Using the HTML5 Video Player widget 07m 48s
Playing audio without a plug-in 04m 17s
Drawing on a canvas 10m 27s
5. Next Generation Forms
Inserting new input types 02m 53s
Designing with enhanced attributes 02m 37s
Setting ranges with spinners and sliders 03m 39s
Choosing calendar dates 03m 51s
6. New Wave Typography
Understanding web fonts 01m 52s
Declaring @font-face families 05m 34s
Implementing CSS3 type effects 04m 45s
7. Working with HTML5 Now
Setting up styles 04m 37s
Detecting features 06m 03s
Conclusion
Next Steps 00m 35s
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