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Fantastic 5: Use the Power of HTML5 for Good

Fantastic 5: Use the Power of HTML5 for Good. Michael Sheyahshe Senior Associate | Software Developer. Contact & Connect. eLearnDevTech blog – http:// elearndevtech.blogspot.com Twitter @ mas_edev @ damoEdev , eLearnDevGeek , @ gardelearndev. Obligatory Background.

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Fantastic 5: Use the Power of HTML5 for Good

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  1. Fantastic 5: Use the Power of HTML5 for Good Michael Sheyahshe Senior Associate | Software Developer

  2. Contact & Connect eLearnDevTech blog – • http://elearndevtech.blogspot.com Twitter • @mas_edev • @damoEdev, eLearnDevGeek, @gardelearndev

  3. Obligatory Background • Information Technology • 16+ years @ academic level, specializing in: • Animation • Digital Media • 3D Modeling / Games / Sims / etc. • Current position • ICF Software Developer • Academic stuff • Master of Fine Arts • Bachelor of Arts – 1) Film 2) Native Studies • Research authority • Childhood = pop culture junkie • Comic books PLUS, media that celebrates notion of ‘superhero’: • 1950s TV - Lone Ranger & Tonto • 1960s TV - Batman • 1970s TV – Six Million Dollar Man | Bionic Woman | Wonder Woman • Japanese TV - Ultraman • Author of book on pop culture (specifically on comic books)

  4. Overview • Emerging HTML5 technologies • How these HTML5 tools work • How to implement the HTML5 tools • Tips and tricks to use HTML5 tools • Various open-source code and tools to use • Overall development techniques to increase interactivity

  5. Emerging HTML5 technologies

  6. Emerging HTML5 technologies

  7. Emerging HTML5 technologies

  8. Emerging HTML5 technologies

  9. Emerging HTML5 technologies

  10. How HTML5 Works

  11. HTML5’s “Family”* *sort of

  12. Bubble, Bubble…

  13. What’s In? • <!DOCTYPE html> • Canvas • audio/video elements • local storage HTML5 • What’s Out? • Old L-O-N-G Doctype • <frame>, <noframes>, & <applet> • <font>, <strikethrough>, etc. now handled by CSS HTML4

  14. Implementing HTML5

  15. HTML5 Migration from HTML4 HTML4

  16. HTML5 Tips & Tricks Save time; save resources.

  17. Recycle / Reuse Don’t re-invent the wheel…

  18. Use Modernizr Browser supports? Use to offer maximum coverage http://modernizr.com/

  19. Lookout for BOMs Ensure that text files are properly formatted

  20. Open Source Tools for HTML5 Get the most bang for your buck.

  21. Responsive Design* • Think beyond desktop • Leverage the ‘mobile’ of ‘mobile device’ • GPS/location • Camera • Devices dilemma • Different configuration • Target device specialties • Ex. PNGs on iPad • http://html5up.net/ • http://html5templates.com/ *don’t forget images

  22. Gestures - HammerJS Small / free / robust http://eightmedia.github.com/hammer.js/

  23. Real-time 3D - ThreeJS • Example 3: Static image vs. 3D rotation

  24. Interactive content - TouchSlider • Quickly add gestures and touch controls to existing content • http://touchslider.com/ • Use as shortcut for digital comics

  25. HTML5 Swiffy Flash https://www.google.com/doubleclick/studio/swiffy/

  26. Making HTML5 ‘Work’ Digital Comic Book

  27. How Digital Comics Handle Panels

  28. Use Photoshop to arrange Cut it Out Slice up full page / large info chunk into smaller ones

  29. Panel by Panel View Use TouchSlider or similar code to scroll through panels via gestures

  30. Full Page to Panels and Back Use simple JavaScript toggle function to show/hide full page or panel view

  31. Orient It • Use JavaScript • listen for orientation change • toggle between landscape / portrait view

  32. Example on iPad

  33. Adding Gestures Using HammerJS

  34. Note: Lectora used, but can work for almost any HTML content Make JS calls

  35. Usual Suspects

  36. You can DIV it !!! Finish what you start….

  37. Last Call Place new function at HTML page bottom.

  38. Learn by Example Look familiar? Hammer.js demo code

  39. Important Bits

  40. Important Bits

  41. Make the Right Call

  42. Rinse & Repeat

  43. Finally… • HTML5 now… • Easily convert HTML4 docs to HTML5 • Flash to HTML5? • …but THINK ahead • Device/Design layout • User interaction/gestures • …and always have a backup plan (esp for IE) • “If IE…” • Modernizr

  44. ?’s

  45. Contact & Connect eLearnDevTech blog – • http://elearndevtech.blogspot.com Twitter • @mas_edev • @damoEdev, eLearnDevGeek, @gardelearndev

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