HTML5 for Web Designers

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Jeremy Keith cuts through the technical noise to explain how HTML5 actually works for people who build websites. This concise manual focuses on the practical application of new markup rather than dry specification lists. It bridges the gap between old coding habits and modern standards, making the transition to new elements feel natural and logical. Keith uses a conversational style to demystify …

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