The Power of HTML5: 15 reasons your business should be using HTML5 for web and mobile
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THE POWER OF HTML5
15 Reasons Your Business Should be Using
HTML5 for Web & Mobile
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9. 1. THE DECLINE OF FLASH
• Interactive, video, big-data websites in 2005: Flash / Flex
• June 2007: iPhone ships without Flash, Adobe promises it
“soon”
• April 2010: Steve Jobs publishes “Thoughts on Flash”
• August 2010: Adobe releases crippled, battery-draining Flash
for Android
• October 2011: Adobe begins contributing to CSS3
• June 2012: Adobe ceases development of Flash for mobile;
removes it from Android store
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10. 1. THE DECLINE OF FLASH
If you want
to be on the
mobile web,
you can’t be
on Flash.
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12. 2. WRITE ONCE, RUN ANYWHERE
• PC
• Mac
• Linux
• iPhone
• iPad
• Android
• Kindle Fire
• Model S
• “Smart” Refrigerators
• Airplane seat-back screens
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22. 4. MOBILE, MOBILE, MOBILE!
• 46% of US adults carry smartphones
• >100M US users in 2013
• Worldwide: over 450M users TODAY
• 1.6B by 2016
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24. 4. MOBILE, MOBILE, MOBILE
• Is HTML5 ready to
deliver sophisticated
mobile applications?
• Performance: Great
on iPad
• Performance: iPhone
5 is a turning point
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28. 6. CONTROL YOUR DESTINY
Nobody owns the web
No 30% app store fees
No sales channel rules
No long approval waits
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29. Moving Forward
with Backwards
Compatibility
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30. 7. MOVING FORWARD WITH BACKWARDS
COMPATIBILITY
• No more broken
websites
• Standards promise
to stay standards.
• Additive evolution:
new features too,
not instead
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32. 8. ACCESSIBILITY
• Section 508, Federal Rehabilitation Act
of 1973
• Web browsers come accessibility-ready
• WIA-ARIA: Accessible Rich Internet
Application standards
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41. 11. ENTERPRISE-CLASS FEATURES
• Data storage & querying
• Fast, two-way communication
• Big performance for big data
• Visual flair: from easy CSS animation to
full 3D graphics
• Feature-parity with native solutions.
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49. 15. HTML5 IS THE FUTURE
• Basic HTML5 – 77%
compatibility
• Advanced HTML5 –
60% compatibility
• Mobile - 10% browser
share
• ...and rising rapidly
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Notas do Editor
The Power of HTML5: 15 reasons your business should be using HTML5 for web & mobile.
HTML5: integrated audio, video, canvass (for drawing) & SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).CSS3: Rounded corners, gradients, smooth scaling, skewing, animations, media queries.JS: Do more things, much faster.
This was always the great promise of the web. In 2012, we can finally deliver.
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1, 2 - Pew Research Center at http://pewinternet.org/Reports/2012/Smartphone-Update-2012/Findings.aspx3 - Flurry mobile analytics - http://blog.flurry.com/bid/88867/iOS-and-Android-Adoption-Explodes-Internationally4 – IDC via http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS23398412
IDC via http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS23398412
This is a limited use case but is a great, visceral example of how far the standards process has brought us.
Yelp is the most popular (and most straight-forward) example of browser geolocation put to good use.
Data storage & querying:LocalStorage, WebSQL, IndexedDB for performance and offline cachingFast, two-way communication: Web SocketsBig performance for big data: Web WorkersEasy CSS animations: CSS transitions & keyframe animationsFull 3D graphics: WebGL
1990s: Browser wars2003: Apple releases WebKit2004: Firefox 1.0, funded largely by Google2008: Chrome; Google begins iterating and turns JavaScript into a world-class programming language2010 – 2011: IE9; Microsoft gets on board with standards2011 – 2012: Adobe begins contributing to CSS3These companies (market cap of $1.05T) are investing heavily to improve the platform, and you benefit for free