1. Presented by: Lan Nguyen

2.  Started as cooperation with:  World Wide Web Consortium  Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group  The future standard in web development  W3C: “HTML5 will be finished in 2014”  Goal: To improve HTML with support for latest multimedia while keeping it consistently understood by computers and easily readable for humans

3.  Potential to be cross platform across mobile applications  Capability of running on low-powered devices  A major challenge for Adobe Flash & Microsoft Silverlight

4.  New Semantic Elements ,,  New Media Elements ,,  The new element  To draw graphics on the go with scripting (usually javascript)

5.  Drag-and-drop  Cross-document messaging  Web Storage  Geolocation  File API

7.  Better Connection Between Companies and Customers  Instant Access for Users Across Platforms  Better Linking Capabilities  Search Engine Inclusion

8.  Reducing the bottomline  Reaching a wider audience  Leaner, Meaner Websites  Faster time to market

9. PROS  One-stop solution for web development  Cross-Platform Capabilities  Improved Code and Cleaner Markup  Geolocation Support  Elegant forms and web apps  Improved Semantics CONS  Redesign overhead costs  Lack of support for legacy browsers  Still in development

10. Source: Reelseo.com

12.  Originally ran on Flash and C++  Now runs on HTML5  It allows for iterative changes and scalable testing/experimentation  Implementing changes appear seamless  No need for manual software updates  HTML5 makes Netflix easy to use

13.  Businesses should start adopting HTML5  To address issues:  Allow users option to choose old/new version of website  Start beta testing with community support  Adapt to dynamic changes