HTML 5

Guide To The Mobile Web

On August 6th, 2012, posted in: Computers, infographics, Mobile, Posts & Occasional Rants, Social Media by Daniel0 Comment

We’ve talked for quite some time about having a mobile friendly website. Sometime next year, more people will access the web over a mobile device than a desktop computer. In the next few years there will be more mobile devices than there are people in the world. If your site can’t easily be viewed on..

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The History of HTML 5

On August 3rd, 2012, posted in: Computers, infographics, Mobile, Posts & Occasional Rants by Daniel0 Comment

Those of you who follow what’s up with the web and how we interact with the Internet have no doubt heard of HTML 5. The World Wide Consortium, the international membership organization of web leaders and corporations have been working on the latest web programming protocol we will all be using over the next several years. HTML..

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On April 8th, 2012, posted in: Computers, Mobile, Posts & Occasional Rants, SEO by Daniel0 Comment

HTML 5 is the future of websites. The original HTML started in 1980 by Tim Berners-Lee as Hyper Text Markup Language has changed considerably in the 32 years since. We are still stuck with some of the restrictions created in the first versions that slow the web and make websites more cumbersome than they..