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The HTML and CSS Workshop

You're reading from   The HTML and CSS Workshop Learn to build your own websites and kickstart your career as a web designer or developer

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Product type Paperback
Published in Nov 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838824532
Length 700 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Matt Park Matt Park
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Brett Jephson Brett Jephson
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Marian Zburlea Marian Zburlea
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Lewis Coulson Lewis Coulson
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to HTML and CSS 2. Structure and Layout FREE CHAPTER 3. Text and Typography 4. Forms 5. Themes, Colors, and Polish 6. Responsive Web Design and Media Queries 7. Media – Audio, Video, and Canvas 8. Animations 9. Accessibility 10. Preprocessors and Tooling 11. Maintainable CSS 12. Web Components 13. The Future of HTML and CSS Appendix

13. The Future of HTML and CSS

Overview

By the end of this chapter, you will be able to identify the compatibility of features with the browser using the caniuse website; create a CSS paint worklet with the CSS Paint API; create a paint worklet with mouse input; and apply the progressive enhancement to a web page. In this chapter, we will first introduce some methods for keeping up with changes to the web platform. We will then apply these techniques to look at some experimental browser features, such as the CSS Paint API, which is a new web technology defined by the CSS Houdini task force. We will look at what the CSS Paint API can do, and we will also see how we can use a development version of the Chrome browser to try out cutting-edge features before they are shipped to the general public.

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