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HTML5 Quick Markup Reference

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Authors:
  1. Wallace Jackson

    1. Lompoc, USA

  • HTML5 Quick Markup Reference is a condensed markup reference to the HTML5 web markup language
  • It presents the essential HTML5 markups, elements and attributes in a well-organized format that can be used as a handy reference

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About this book

This book is a condensed reference for HTML5 markup. It presents the essential HTML5 elements and attributes in a well-organized format that can be used as a handy reference. HTML5 Quick Markup Reference is an HTML5 reference title covering tags and parameters central to HTML5 markup using the NetBeans 8.1 IDE. The book covers the tags used in HTML5, logically organized by topical chapters. It gets more advanced as chapters progress, covering the new media tags and file formats that are best for use with HTML5, as well as key factors regarding the data footprint optimization work process, in-lining .CSS and .JS files, and why data footprint optimization is important.


What You Will Learn:
  • The tags supported in HTML5
  • What comprises an HTML5 content production workflow
  • Concepts and principles behind HTML5 content production
  • How to install and utilize Inkscape for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux
  • Concepts behind spline curves, strokes, fills, patterns, and rendering
  • Digital illustration data formats and data footprint optimization




Who This Book Is For:


Website developers, Flash developers, user interface designers, HTML5 game designers, teachers, and educators.








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Table of contents (23 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxv
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  2. HTML5 History: The Past and Future of HTML Markup

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 1-4

  3. HTML5 Documents: Top-Level Document Definition

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 5-11

  4. HTML5 Search Engine Optimization: Title and Meta

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 13-18

  5. HTML5 Referencing: Using External Links and Favicons

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 19-24

  6. HTML5 Processing: Using CSS and JavaScript

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 25-33

  7. HTML5 Parameters: Using Global Tag Attributes

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 35-43

  8. HTML5 Navigation: Using an Anchor Tag for Hypertext

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 45-53

  9. HTML5 Multimedia: Utilizing New Media Assets

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 55-65

  10. HTML5 Organization: Document Content Hierarchy

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 67-71

  11. HTML5 Semantics: Defining Semantic Documents

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 73-86

  12. HTML5 Formatting: Publish Text-Based Content

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 87-101

  13. HTML5 Phrase Tags: Using Non-Standard Text

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 103-109

  14. HTML5 Lists: Numbered, Bulleted, and Definition Lists

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 111-117

  15. HTML5 Tables: Constructing Data in a Tabular Format

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 119-129

  16. HTML5 Forms: Creating Forms Using HTML5 Tags

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 131-148

  17. HTML5 Position: Document Layout and Text Spanning

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 149-157

  18. HTML5 Scripting: Using JavaScript and

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 159-164

  19. HTML5 Styling: Using the

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 165-169

  20. HTML5 Real-Time Rendering: Using the Tag

    • Wallace Jackson
    Pages 171-178
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Reviews

“Jackson is a digital design professional who has written about Android and Java applications development. Here, he offers a quick reference on HTML5 and HTML 5.1. … The markup is explained in sufficient detail, showing the hierarchy of elements and their attributes; a simple example is provided for clarity. … Summing Up: Recommended.” (M. Mounts, Choice, Vol. 54 (6), February, 2017)

Authors and Affiliations

  • Lompoc, USA

    Wallace Jackson

About the author

Wallace Jackson has authored numerous Apress book titles, including several titles in the ever popular Apress Pro Android series, Java and JavaFX game engine development titles, digital image compositing titles, digital audio editing titles, digital video editing titles, digital illustration titles, VFX special effects titles, digital painting titles, Android 6 new media content production titles, and now JSON and HTML5 titles.


Wallace is currently the CEO of MindTaffy Design, the new media advertising agency which specializes in new media content production and digital campaign design and development, located by La Purisima State Park, in Northern Santa Barbara County, on the Point Conception Peninsula, halfway between their clientele in Silicon Valley to the North, and Hollywood, The OC, West Los Angeles, and San Diego to the South. Mind Taffy Design has created open-source, technology-based (HTML5, JavaScript, Java 9, JavaFX 9, and Android 6.0) digital new media i3D content deliverables for more than a quarter century, since January of 1991. The company’s clients consist of a significant number of international brand manufacturers, including IBM, Sony, Tyco, Samsung, Dell, Epson, Nokia, TEAC, Sun Microsystems (Oracle), Micron, SGI, KDS USA, EIZO, CTX International, KFC, Nanao USA, Techmedia, EZC, and Mitsubishi Electronics, among others.


Wallace received his undergraduate BA degree in Business Economics from the University of California at Los Angeles, or UCLA, and his graduate degrees in MIS/IT, Business Information Systems Design and Implementation, from University of Southern California located in South Central Los Angeles (USC).


Wallace also received post-graduate degrees from USC, in Entrepreneurship and Marketing Strategy, and completed the USC Graduate Entrepreneurship Program. Wallace earned his two USC degrees while at USC’s night-time Marshall Schoolof Business MBA Program, which allowed him to work full-time as a COBOL and RPG-II programmer while completing his business and IT degrees.

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