HTML5 for designers

HTML5 support will be available everywhere on the web - even on mobile devices.

HTML5 is currently making very slow progress towards formal support and certification by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which oversees web standards. The final version is due... in 2022, by which time it will almost certainly be obsolete. In the meantime, coding standards and features may not be completely stable - but this doesn't mean you should wait until its features are frozen. The best time to start learning and using HTML5 is now. Some browsers, like Firefox and Safari, already support some of the features. Within a year or two you can expect a basic level of HTML5 support to be available everywhere on the web - even on mobile devices.

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