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Welcome to the Mozilla wiki page on [[HTML5]]. Please feel free to contribute new elements or new sections. -- [[User:Tantek|Tantek]]
Welcome to the Mozilla wiki page on [[HTML5]]. Please feel free to contribute new elements or new sections. -- [[User:Tantek|Tantek]]
== reference ==
The HTML5 spec:
* http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/
* http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/
Latest details on any particular feature are likely better defined here:
* https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/
== subpages ==
{{Special:PrefixIndex/{{FULLPAGENAME}}/}}
{{Special:PrefixIndex/{{FULLPAGENAME}}/}}


== by spec section ==
== by spec section ==
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* http://mrdoob.com/ (has numerous HTML5 samples, lots of <canvas> experiments)
* http://mrdoob.com/ (has numerous HTML5 samples, lots of <canvas> experiments)


== reference ==
== projects ==
The spec:
A few ideas for improving the understanding and adoption of Firefox's HTML5 support. Help is definitely encouraged on any / all of these.  Want to help out? Feel free to edit this section, add suggestions with your name (please sign with <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> ), and volunteer to help out.
* http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/
 
* http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/
=== HTML5 support and documentation ===
Recent status update: (from 2011-11 TPAC)
The better we document and explain Firefox's HTML5 support, the more developers learn about it and put it to use in real world web apps, the more feedback we get on Firefox's HTML5 implementation and know what to improve and iterate on, etc. A key goal here is to encourage an ever stronger feedback loop that improves the state of the art of HTML5 Web App development in general, and in particular with building increasingly higher fidelity HTML5+CSS3 Web Apps with Firefox as a development platform.
* http://www.w3.org/2011/Talks/TPAC/HTML5/
 
Some specific tasks that would help:
 
* Increased documentation of Firefox's HTML5 support/efforts in general (per release). Each release (even dotrevs) should come with a link to a support chart (for HTML5, CSS3 at a minimum).
** expanding/updating https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTML/HTML5
*** including https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTML/HTML5/FAQ
* Public test cases that illustrate Firefox's HTML5 support
* Public support charts/tables summarizing Firefox's HTML5 support (linking to aforementioned test cases)
* A proper draft test suite constructed from those test cases (submit to W3C HTML WG)
* Implementation reports based on those test suites
* Perhaps a place to gather testimonials about Firefox's HTML5 support


== open issues ==
=== open issues ===
This is a flat list of spec issues that we're considering or pursuing fixes for. Individual issues are typically listed/described on the specific element they apply to. Much of this I've moved from [[Tantek-Mozilla-projects#HTML5_spec_improvements|my project page]] to this shared location to encourage more open collaboration on these fixes. — [[User:Tantek|Tantek]] 17:03, 22 July 2010 (UTC)
This is a flat list of spec issues that we're considering or pursuing fixes for. Individual issues are typically listed/described on the specific element they apply to.  


Clustered by element:
Clustered by element:


* [[HTML5/cite#names_of_speakers|restore &lt;cite&gt; names of speakers]]
* [[HTML5/cite#names_of_speakers|restore &lt;cite&gt; names of speakers]]
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* [[HTML5/time#nesting_time|nesting &lt;time&gt;]]
* [[HTML5/time#nesting_time|nesting &lt;time&gt;]]


== resolved issues ==
=== resolved issues ===
Spec issues that have been favorably resolved.
Spec issues that have been favorably resolved.
* [[HTML5/del#datetime_should_take_date|&lt;del&gt; and &lt;ins&gt; datetime should take date]].
* [[HTML5/del#datetime_should_take_date|&lt;del&gt; and &lt;ins&gt; datetime should take date]].

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Welcome to the Mozilla wiki page on HTML5. Please feel free to contribute new elements or new sections. -- Tantek

reference

The HTML5 spec:

Latest details on any particular feature are likely better defined here:

subpages

by spec section

This section is very much a stub - please add to it to link to existing wiki pages.

elements

test pages

For tests for specific elements, see the respective elements' pages above.

Tests for broader HTML5 support:

Collections of tests:

demo pages

These pages contain highly composite "tests" that are more about exploring the possibilities of HTML5 rather than exercising/testing any specific feature.

projects

A few ideas for improving the understanding and adoption of Firefox's HTML5 support. Help is definitely encouraged on any / all of these. Want to help out? Feel free to edit this section, add suggestions with your name (please sign with ~~~~ ), and volunteer to help out.

HTML5 support and documentation

The better we document and explain Firefox's HTML5 support, the more developers learn about it and put it to use in real world web apps, the more feedback we get on Firefox's HTML5 implementation and know what to improve and iterate on, etc. A key goal here is to encourage an ever stronger feedback loop that improves the state of the art of HTML5 Web App development in general, and in particular with building increasingly higher fidelity HTML5+CSS3 Web Apps with Firefox as a development platform.

Some specific tasks that would help:

  • Increased documentation of Firefox's HTML5 support/efforts in general (per release). Each release (even dotrevs) should come with a link to a support chart (for HTML5, CSS3 at a minimum).
  • Public test cases that illustrate Firefox's HTML5 support
  • Public support charts/tables summarizing Firefox's HTML5 support (linking to aforementioned test cases)
  • A proper draft test suite constructed from those test cases (submit to W3C HTML WG)
  • Implementation reports based on those test suites
  • Perhaps a place to gather testimonials about Firefox's HTML5 support

open issues

This is a flat list of spec issues that we're considering or pursuing fixes for. Individual issues are typically listed/described on the specific element they apply to.

Clustered by element:






resolved issues

Spec issues that have been favorably resolved.

see also

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