We live in a rapidly evolving world where technology has made a major impact on our lives today, especially the technology of the Internet. HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript has changed the way we’ve looked at websites over time and still continues to evolve.
According to (w3schools.com, 2014, HTML was first introduced in 1999 by WHATWG or Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group and was the standard bases for most Internet pages. Since then, the recent installment, HTML5, has replaced all previous versions and helps in the aid of delivering remarkable content, such as animation, stunning graphics, music, and help in building complicated web applications, without the aid of plug-ins.
CSS3, also known as Cascading Style Sheets, plays a major role in website development. It is a web-based markup language used to describe the look and format of a website and is commonly used in HTML today (maclife.com, 2011). Little coding is required from developing rich pages, and CSS3 also added new visual effects than its previous versions, like drop shadows, border effects and other unique abilities. JavaScript technology is another key element in creating website in today’s world.
According to (Javascript.net, 2011) JavaScript is a scripting language designed to add interactivity to websites. It is the most popularly used by programmers today and is very easy to use compared to any other scripting language such as HTML. JavaScript should not be confused with Java, for those are two different scripting languages. Java is a more complex scripting language and is similar to the programming language C.
With the combination of these three programming language technologies, you can create a unique, complex website to stand out am...
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...te and the HTML of course to lay down the structure of the site alone.
In conclusion, I think these technologies are very helpful into lying out and creating unique websites today. I personally, would keep using them today, because visiting not only that website I have mentioned earlier, but various others as well is just enough inspiration to help create my own unique and personal website. In my opinion, I find these technologies very helpful, especially CSS and JavaScript, which are the easier to code of the three, but also shows you can let your creativity come to life as well. That’s not to say I’m giving up on HTML5 alone and also not cutting out any other useful technologies to use such as Adobe Flash or After Effects. I know these technologies will constantly change over the years and I may adapt to using the new ones or just stick to what we have today.
What is the cause of HTML's problems, though? The vast majority stem from HTML tables, which are used to control webpage layout.
In the world of web design there are many different programs that people use. The two most common, and most controversial, are Microsoft Frontpage (FP) and Macromedia Dreamweaver(DW). In this report we will be discussing the pros and cons of each, comparing the two in detail, and resolving the issue of which is better.
The first step in developing the website will be selecting a name and uniform resource locator (URL) (Wallace, 2014). A name that is unique, but easy to remember is the best choice. The next step is to design the website. A hierarchical website architecture will influence consumer’s flow and decisions with professional aesthetics. We will want to use HTML 5 code to allow the ability to support different browsers with different
The fastest way to give a user a sense of confidence in what your webpage represents is to use effective colors. Different colors should be u...
Yet, CSS is very useful in many scenarios, more and more healthcare delivery systems are converting to computers, ranging from client information, to keep track of finances.
...eloped under the auspices of the World Wide Consortium (W3C).A certain amount of metadata is already provided for Web site resources using the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML).
Flash first appeared in 1998 and was created by Adobe Systems. Flash quickly gained popularity and became the standard for web development shortly after. Flash uses the ActionScript programming language, which allows developers to create web animations and websites that were far superior to anything that was developed using HTML at the time. With the new development of HTML5, developers can now create the same level of animations and websites that were previously only able to be achieved using Flash. HTML5 is a synthesis of several technologies and has a broad potential developer base, which is part of the reason that it is gaining in popularity. 99% of PC browsers support Flash, but most new mobile phones and tablets that are being released do not support Flash, which is one of its biggest drawbacks. Browser support of HTML5 has been steadily growing as we switch to the future of the internet/mobile devices and is currently at 40% of all browsers. Flash has always had a commanding lead on web videos but lately people have been switching to h.264 and HTML5 playback instead. In the past 5...
With better hardware, differences in terms of appearance and layout may diminish. At the same time, more powerful software and a better understanding of interactive information objects will increase the differences in terms of interaction and user control. Current web designs are insufficiently interactive and have extremely poor use of multimedia. It is rare to see a web animation that has any goal besides annoying the user.
Essentially, Adobe Flash has managed to broaden our general comprehension of the innovative and enhanced Web 2.0 for the World Wide Web. Without this advanced software programming, the world would not experience the luxury of quality video and audio transmission. As a result, the world has evolved with the contemporary internet becoming more efficient each day. To this day, frequent users of Adobe Flash may thank the creator, Jonathan Gay for his contributions towards the dynamic World Wide Web.
First, let’s tackle about HTML. HTML means HyperText Markup Language. It is the basic webpage language for creating websites. This HTML can include writings, pictures and many more by typing a code to describe each kinds of content so the webpage can identify what you want to show referring in your codes. When creating a webpage, all must start with the code “<!DOCTYPE html>” and adding an extension “.html” so that it will distinguished as a webpage when saving it as a file.
Java Script allows you to respond to a user's input in the form of text, buttons selected, or mouse clicks, and can generate a response to the user's computer. Java Script originated from within the labs of Netscape Communications Corporation in 1994. It was invented so a computing language could build web pages and applications more effectively. When it first appeared it was thought that it was a new form of C, but later turned out to be this wonderful new language called JavaScript.
For this tutorial you do not need any experience in HTML, CSS or any other web development experience.
Historically, the first iteration of PHP was created in 1994 by Rasmus Lerdorf. As a “simple set of Common Gateway Interface (CGI) binaries written in the C programming language” (PHP, “History of PHP”), Lerdorf used it to track his online resume. According to PHP; History of PHP (2014), Rasmus Lerdorf named the suite of scripts ‘Personal Homepage Tools’, or PHP. In 2004, PHP5 was released, and was released and was “mainly driven by its core, the Zend Engine 2.0, with a new object model and dozens of other new features.” (PHP, “History of PHP”).
Have you ever wanted to create your own webpage to show out your business, hobbies or just yourself? Well in order to make a webpage, you need to have knowledge on HyperText Markup Language, or HTML for short. It is a text code that makes visible the information the user wants to put onto a web page. I’m going to explain the concept and development, the process, and the impact it has on today’s world. But to start off the bottom picture is an example of what HTML appears now.
The development and design of a basic web page can be a fun yet tricky task. Whether it’s a large commercial web page for business purposes, or a small personal web page about your hobby or family; the process of development is the same. The three major steps leading to the development and design of a basic web page include: information gathering, site layout and design, and HTML (hyper text markup language) conversion.