HTMl (Hypertext Markup Language) is the language that is used for designing any Web Page.HTML is continuously developing since its introduction on the Web in the early 19990’s.HTML4 and HTML5 are just 2 different versions of the same standard Web Development Language HTML that is developed by WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group) and W3C ( World Wide Web Consortium ) .

Recently I’ve been looking for tools to improve my web design workflow, especially to work with CSS better. In this post you can discover some of the tools I have discovered in my quest.

Today we are going to learn “How to Use Modules in CSS3”. In this section, we are going to learn how we can create smooth and maintainable animations that work well and that don’t require assemblage of scripting.

Demonstration and code snippets to show how CSS tabs menu can be created using HTML5 and CSS3

Modern web applications use DOM manipulation to dynamically change areas of the page or insert values. A typical example is a table of figures; the initial page could return HTML column headers then initialize an Ajax request which returns several data records. The data is then appended to the table — but how? The developer has two choices:

HTML5 is one of the most popular markup language in this era. Mostly designers and developers use this amazing language as it is easy to understand and has advanced features than other languages.

CSS Tube Map

How to create responsive Image Gallery with jQuery without using any plugin. This gallery supports auto slideshow and is fully responsive.

In this tutorial, we will be creating a flat style navigation with a search box and dropdown menu from the Square UI. We will use CSS and HTML to create navigation menu.

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Since I’m at Mobilism 2013 I think it’s worth sharing my recent mobile (mainly CSS) workflow. It’s not rocket science, but it’s a nice follow on from my workflow with devtools I shared a few months back.