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HTML5 Graphics with SVG & CSS3 Kurt Cagle
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated

You can be creative with the path if you want. HTML5 means support for SVG or vector graphics on the web. Today, Microsoft has submitted over 100 additional tests of HTML5, CSS3, DOM, and SVG to the W3C. This blog post provides an overview of what we showed today, across performance, standards, hardware-accelerated HTML5 graphics, and the availability of the IE9 Platform Preview for developers. · Understand current browser support for the various HTML5 features. This is great for targeting multiple screen sizes. · Two- and three-dimensional animation Know how to use HTML5 Markup. So, while still possible to achieve this affect with either a large image or a small, repeated one, the new gradient effects in HTML5 /CSS3 are better for two reasons: they look good at all resolutions and are smaller in download size. There are two different ways you can leverage this support: SVG and CSS3. Unfortunately So, while it's not quite pure HTML5, the SVG background scales just as nicely and is minimal in size: see Robert Biggs' blog at http://css3wizardry.com/2010/10/29/css-gradients-for-ie9/ for more information. A simple HTML5 load screen where a sports car travels across the screen at fixed speed in a short time. First, we showed IE9's new script engine, internally known as “Chakra,” and the . Our approach to web standards is the development of an industry standard test suite.