When building web sites and web applications, we often need to provide essential feedback to a user informing them of the progress of their request or task, be it uploading a file, playing a video, or importing data. HTML5 makes life easier for us by defining an element whose sole purpose is just that: the […]
The progress element
Your Questions Answered #11
The clinic is busy as ever with more HTML5 ailments. This week, we’ll show you how (and whether) to store a <canvas>
on the server, whether to use <progress>
or <meter>
, more on <header>
, the placeholder
attribute, and HTML5 minification.