In the early days of web development the restrictions on how a page could be laid out were extremely limiting. With HTML5 the trend shifts a bit from removing restrictions to adding structure to HTML elements that are related to content layout. In this article we'll explore the basics of an HTML5 page structure with four new elements: header, nav, section and footer.

In some countries, “the Internet” is confined to certain sites as part of a strategy to help wireless carriers offer starter packages.

With more than half the people in the world still not online, Facebook and Google are waging a battle to make sure that Internet newcomers get their first tastes of the Web from them.

Now available for both web publishers and Wordpress bloggers, the new ‘Send to Kindle’ button will allow users to send content directly to their Kindle with a touch of a button.

This article takes a deep dive into paths and their myriad uses, we’ll demonstrate how to build the prediction meter and we’ll touch on some basic animation to add that little extra flare to the page (for the browsers that can understand it).