Preface
An Overview of HTML5 and CSS3
Part I—Improving User Interfaces
* New Structural Tags and Attributes
o Tip 1 Redefining a Blog using Semantic Markup
o Tip 2 Showing Progress with the Meter Element
o Tip 3 Creating Popup Windows with Custom Data Attributes
* Creating User-friendly Web Forms
o Tip 4 Describing Data with New Input Fields
o Tip 5 Jumping to the First Field with Autofocus excerpt
o Tip 6 Providing Hints with Placeholder Text
o Tip 7 In-Place Editing with ContentEditable
* Making Better User Interfaces with CSS3
o Tip 8 Styling Tables With Pseudo Classes
o Tip 9 Making Links Printable with :after and content excerpt
o Tip 10 Creating Multi-Column Layouts
* Improving Accessibility
o Tip 11 Providing Navigation Hints with ARIA Roles excerpt
o Tip 12 Creating An Accessible Updatable Region
Part II—New Sights And Sounds
* Drawing on the Canvas
o Tip 13 Drawing a Logo
o Tip 14 Graphing Statistics with RGraph
* Embedding Audio and Video
o Tip 15 Building a simple music with the Audio tag
o Tip 16 Building a Cross-Platform Video Tutorial Page
* Eye Candy
o Tip 17 Rounding Rough Edges
o Tip 18 Using Real Fonts
o Tip 19 Drawing Attention with Shadows and Transformations
Part III—Beyond HTML5
* Working with Client-side Data
o Tip 20 Saving Preferences with LocalStorage
o Tip 21 Storing Data in Client-Side Relational Database
* Playing Nicely With Others
o Tip 22 Cross document Messaging
o Tip 23 Getting Chatty with Websockets
o Tip 24 Finding Yourself With Geolocation
* Where To Go Next
* jQuery Primer