The Web Ahead 74: HTML Semantics with Bruce Lawson 57j1p

HTML5 brought more semantic elements to HTML. How's that going? Why should developers use semantic HTML? Bruce Lawson Jen Simmons to discuss HTML, semantics, accessibility, ARIA roles, microformats, microdata, RDFa, web components, and more. Links for this episode:Bruce Lawson’s personal site HTML5 Doctor, helping you implement HTML5 today Introducing HTML5: Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp 5by5 | The Web Ahead #65: The Future of the Web Stack with Simon St. Laurent 5by5 | The Web Ahead #66: Web Components with Peter Gasston Bruce Lawson - The Web Standards Project jQuery UK 2014 - Jen Simmons on Vimeo Do websites need to look exactly the same in every browser? The Truth About HTML5 (For Web Designers) by Luke Stevens Matt Wilcox (MattWilcox) on Twitter WebAIM: Screen Reader Survey #5 Results The Paciello Group: Accessibility testing/evaluation, WCAG/Section 508 compliance audits, VPATs, training and accessible experience | The Paciello Group - Your Accessibility Partner Steve Faulkner (stevefaulkner) on Twitter Opera browser - The alternative web browser - free ARIA - Accessibility | MDN HTML5 Accessibility Chops: When to use an ARIA role | The Paciello Group Blog ARIA and Progressive Enhancement · An A List Apart Article schema.org Extending HTML5 — Microdata | HTML5 Doctor About microdata - Tools Help RDFa About rich snippets and structured data - Tools Help Semantic Web - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Alex Russell's website WebComponents.org Our First Node.js App: Backbone on the Client and Server - Airbnb Engineering [whatwg] [html5] Semantic elements and spec complexity bruce lawson (brucel) on Twitter Jen Simmons (jensimmons) on Twitter The Web Ahead (thewebahead) on Twitter Thanks to Media Temple for sponsoring the show. Enter promo code TWA when you sign up and you’ll get 25% off your first month of web hosting. And thanks to O'Reilly's Velocity Conference. Use code JENSENTME for 20% off event prices. Or use the code JENSENTEXHIBIT to get an Expo Hall for $39 (regularly $195). You can Web Page Size, Speed, and Performance by Terrence Dorsey for free at http://oreil.ly/jensenRDL. 224h6l