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About Web Design / HTML: November 2011 Recap

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From Jennifer Kyrnin, your Guide to Web Design / HTML
November is a busy month for many of us. There is preparations for the holidays, gift buying, and just settling in to winter (or summer in the southern hemisphere). As such, it can be easy to miss some of the new articles that I've posted.

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Understanding the HTML5 MARK Element
With the new MARK element you can indicate blocks of text or other content that you want to call out separately from the rest of the web content. Most people who use it, use it for when someone arrives from a search engine to highlight the terms they were searching for. But there are lots of other uses.
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HTML5 Outlines
HTML5 has a built-in outliner to make your pages easier to understand. But you can't take advantage of the outliner if you don't know what elements are used to create the outline.

Ethics and Reviews
I've been writing a lot of reviews this month and last and in the course of this writing I have received some interesting suggestions for my site. I wrote this article to make it clear where I stand on things like paid reviews and other ethically questionable requests I've received. If you don't want to read the whole article, in a nutshell: I won't do it, my ethics are not for sale.
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November 2011 in Review
There are several other articles I've written this month that you might have missed, as well as past articles that might be of interest. Just because it's the holidays doesn't mean that I stop writing.

 


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