I just released the notes of my “Using HTML5 sensibly” talk over on the Mozilla hacks blog and there are a few questions that need answering by anyone who wants to be part of publishing on the web in the future: Can innovation be based on “people never did this correctly anyways”?Is it HTML or […]

Yesterday night I spoke at the London Ajax Meetup about Multimedia on the web (a repeat of my MIT talk as I wanted a video of it) and “Using HTML5” sensibly. Especially the second talk was close to my heart as I think it is high time us developers take back HTML5 from the marketing […]

As just announced – the Google IO conference registration is open and they have created a very cool countdown animation: In the blog post they describe the cool countdown as HTML5: If you liked our HTML5 countdown, stay tuned for more surprises. We’ll keep you posted on the latest developments for Google I/O 2011 at […]

For years our clients have been confused about the elusive fold on the web. We all * know * that content should be above it but designers always squirm when we ask them about it. Time to make it easy for designers to show their clients where the fold is. For this, I wrote a […]

I am very disappointed with a post released today by Serge Jespers, Adobe Evangelist entitled Stealing content was never easier than with HTML5. I am mostly disappointed by the headline which I hope is there for link-baiting and Google juice. In other words, really cheap and lame propaganda. The post has a good intention: there […]