HTML5 Cookbook

Praise for HTML5 Cookbook

“Written by community experts Emily Lewis, Mark Grabanski, Christina Ramey, Kimberly

Blessing, Christopher Deutsch, Anitra Pavka, Kyle Simpson, and Christopher Schmitt, the

HTML5 Cookbook provides the breadth and depth needed to use tomorrow’s technology

today.”

— Estelle Weyl, author of HTML5 & CSS3 for the Real World

“There is so much for frontend designers to remember these days, it’s hard to have it all

memorized. The HTML5 Cookbook is perfect for all of us who know what we are looking

for and need a quick and reliable way to find it.”

and depth. I am impressed with the HTML5 Cookbook. Schmitt and Simpson have got

this balance just right, providing enough depth on essential topics to give you what you

need for implementing HTML5 features on your sites and apps, while also going further

and exploring some interesting peripheral and nascent topics that you’ll want to learn

about soon, if not today. Covering semantics, video, audio, Canvas, progressive enhance-

ment and backwards compatibility, forms, accessibility, geolocation and more, you’re

bound to get a lot out of this book whatever web disciplines you practice.

— Chris Mills, Open Standards Evangelist, Opera Software

“The HTML5 Cookbook is brimming with recipes to show you what you can really do with

— Robert Nyman, Technical Evangelist, Mozilla

“The HTML5 Cookbook is not only a fantastic resource for creative problem solving with

HTML5, it is also a great learning tool. There’s no easier way to get familiar with a new

(or updated) language than by combing through useful examples

just chock full of.”

— Aaron Gustafson, author of Adaptive Web Design: Crafting Rich

Experiences with Progressive Enhancement