It's Christmas, so I decided to look into something different. While most people were off playing their new computer games, I was have a (long delayed) play around with the new audio element in HTML5.

HTML5 video/audio - element

It's that time again, time to design another project. This, the final one of our first term, is HTML5. Obviously, it's not exactly a ground-breaking technology in terms of coding something awesome but we need to show we can adapt to new standards. What better way to do that than to make something I can showcase my other work on. Win win, no?

Designing a HTML5 Portfolio

That may sound like a TV show on one of those obscure digital channels, but no, the one and only third year IMP Rob Hawkes gave us a little glimpse into how his mind works in terms of the HTML5 Canvas element.

HTML5 Canvas Hack Night with Rob Hawkes

I've been inspired by Rob Hawke's Rawkets to get off my behind and start learning me some new standards. I'd known about HTML5 for a long time and have long been sceptical about it. What, with all the hoo-hah of HTML5 vs. Flash, and being an avid Flash fan, I didn't really want to concede at first glance. Now there's a future where they can work together, I guess it's a push in the right direction.

Sticky Notes in CSS3

Success! I passed my first year of Interactive Media Production at Bournemouth Uni. Go me! But that's not really what this post is about.

Tag: HTML5

HTML5 video/audio - element

Designing a HTML5 Portfolio

HTML5 Canvas Hack Night with Rob Hawkes

Sticky Notes in CSS3

Level I and What’s in store