HTML5 and Semantic Web
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This document discusses the evolution from HTML to semantic HTML5. It explains that early web pages were meant only for humans to read, but semantic markup allows computers to understand web pages as well by denoting the meaning and relationships of content. HTML5 introduces more semantic elements like <header> and <nav> that replace non-semantic HTML 4 elements and are consistently understood by computers and devices. The adoption of semantic markup paves the way for improved search, accessibility, and communication across the web.
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HTML5 and Semantic Web
- 1. HTML5 & Semantic Web Prepared by Jeremiah L. Brusola
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- 6. Web pages are to be read by people
- 7. Web pages are to be read by people What about computers?
- 8. Web pages are to be read by people What about computers?
- 9. Web pages are to be read by people What about computers?
- 10. Web Browsers - retrieves data from the web - presents data to users. - renders HTML based from it's tags.
- 11. Information is shared through HTML
- 12. Information is shared through HTML <p>This cat is funny.</p> <img src=/slideshow/slide-28530513/28530513/cat.gif alt=funny cat/>
- 13. Information is shared through HTML <p>This cat is funny.</p> <img src=/slideshow/slide-28530513/28530513/cat.gif alt=funny cat/> Browsers can render the information but won't understand it's meaning and relation. ...
- 14. This cat is funny.
- 15. Semantic Web
- 16. Semantic Web - a movement to promote conversion of unstructured documents to a web of data.
- 17. Semantic Web - a movement to promote conversion of unstructured documents to a web of data. Semantic = Meaning
- 18. Semantic Web - a movement to promote conversion of unstructured documents to a web of data. Semantic = Meaning - coined by Tim Berners-Lee
- 19. Why Semantic?
- 21. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility
- 22. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility - Consistency
- 23. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility - Consistency
- 24. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility - Consistency For computers
- 25. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility - Consistency For computers computers can easily understand the meaning of the data
- 26. Why Semantic? - Searchability - Accessibility - Consistency For computers computers can easily understand the meaning of the data
- 27. HTML5 - the successor to HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1
- 28. HTML5 - the successor to HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1 - semantic markups
- 29. HTML5 - the successor to HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1 - semantic markups - consistently understood by computers and devices
- 30. HTML5 - the successor to HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1 - semantic markups - consistently understood by computers and devices
- 31. Pave the Cowpaths Principle
- 32. Pave the Cowpaths Principle Don't reinvent the wheel
- 33. Pave the Cowpaths Principle Don't reinvent the wheel Semantic HTML 4?
- 34. Pave the Cowpaths Principle Don't reinvent the wheel Semantic HTML 4? <b> <strong> <i> <em>
- 35. Pave the Cowpaths Principle Don't reinvent the wheel Semantic HTML 4? <b> <strong> <i> <em> <meta name=keywords content=...> <meta name=author content=...> ...
- 36. Markup Comparison HTML 4 <div class=header> ... <div class='nav'> <ul> <li> ... </>
- 37. Markup Comparison </> HTML 4 HTML 5 <div class=header> ... <header> ... <div class='nav'> <nav> <ul> <ul> <li> ... <li> ...
- 42. More HTML5 Markups </> <label for=fullname>Name</label> <input type=text id=fullname />
- 43. More HTML5 Markups </> <label for=fullname>Name</label> <input type=text id=fullname /> <label for=email>Name</label> <input type=email id=email />
- 44. ...And way even more! </> article footer nav aside header section figcaption hgroup time figure mark
- 45. Down the road - Data can be shared easily.
- 46. Down the road - Data can be shared easily. - Data can easily be accessible.
- 47. Down the road - Data can be shared easily. - Data can easily be accessible. - Web pages can communicate with other web pages.
- 48. Down the road - Data can be shared easily. - Data can easily be accessible. - Web pages can communicate with other web pages. - There will be a better web!
- 49. Thank you.