The use of HTML5 was considered to be a minimum margin in the world of coding compared to the massive web arenas of today. Surprisingly web developers have had access to HTML 5 for some time now.
Until recently most developers and web users really didn’t see a need for this type of 360 coding; and this is mainly due to web browsers and mobile devices using plug-ins such as Adobe Flash, Java Script, Active X and more.
I take this time to proudly congratulate Microsoft for taking charge and leading the way by example; I remind you that this HTML 5 coding has been at our finger tips for years now.
Microsoft is truly building a better web experience through Internet Explorer; from the enhancements of IE8 bottled with amazing customer feedback, Microsoft has tremendously separated themselves from the bunch with the new IE9 release.
HTML5 is defined by a language for structuring and presenting content for the World Wide Web. The complex coding of HTML 5 welcomes the enhancements to new video, audio, pic-imagery, online gaming, and scalable graphics on a wide spectrum.
These innovations are not only deemed as a standard in HTML 5, but have already been coded by IE9 to improve web experiences across the board.
For example the “ Hunger Games ” web campaign was completely fueled and ran by IE9 using new HTML 5 coding developed by several teams during the course of this movie release. You can see from the video below how basic web coding plus HTML 5 enhancements made this movie experience all the rave. Full site link here:
Microsoft didn’t just stop here, as I said before they are leading the way with (IE) & HTML 5.
Another awesome project the IE Team brought to light was the cool enhancements to music videos such as “Jasmine Villegas” the (IE) team has exercised the HTML 5 coding here to bring us yet another great web experience.
If you already use Internet Explorer 9, then you know first-hand how great the web feels and response to you as the user. To get a feel for what I’m describing take a look at the music video enhanced through IE9 & HTML 5.
A blog post by Roger Capriotti of The Windows Blog Team further details the breakdown for IE9 usage in Windows 7. Not only do they provide the market research, they show a visual of the IE9 usage around the World Wide Web.
These impressive numbers don’t lie; it just goes to show that IE9 has captured the hearts of users all over the world.
In conclusion to my post, the innovations of HTML 5 & IE9 will widely open doors for developers and form factors around the world. The groundwork being laid down by Microsoft will continue to add to the overall web experience for users and system platforms abroad.
“Until next time – Stay Powered by Windows”
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By: Toran Lacy | @TWindows_
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