Introduced and owned by WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group) HTML incorporates WebForms 2.0 .
If you are kind of new Web developer who has been struggling to create a neat and nice looking web page or blog or website, or a advanced developer looking for an easy and nice way to properly place and manage your web page's page elements, HTML 5 is going to make your life a lot easier.
With introduction to new elements and attributes like , <header>, <footer> etc., it is going to save us a lot of life while keeping the HTML clean as well.
Also, from it's previous version HTML 4.01, few elements have been either dropped or deprecated like, <font>, <center> etc. These are going to be handled b use of CSS going forward.
Few new elements (as taken from wikipedia) -
- New elements – section, video, progress, nav, meter, time, aside, canvas
- New input attributes – dates and times, email, url
- New attributes – ping, charset, async
- Global attributes (that can be applied for every element) – id, tabindex, repeat
However, this version of HTML 5 has not been officially released yet and still at the draft stage. We could expect few more changes in the final draft.
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