An event fired when a finger is lifted form the DOM element

An event fired when a finger is dragged on the DOM element

An event fired when a finger is placed on the DOM element

This element specifies a standard way to embed audio in a web page

The language that describes the presentation of Web pages, including colors, layout, and fonts.

These are the design principles designed to support existing content while paving the way for the new approaches to markup

An object-oriented computer programming language commonly used to create interactive effects within web browsers

Provides the data structure, a clean, easy-to-access set of content. It is used to describe webpages

This element specifies a standard way to embed a video in a web page

These are formal standards consisting of technical specifications in which aspects of the World Wide Web are defined and described

A tag that specifies a section that is quoted from another source. It is a sectioning root element in HTML5

The line break tag. The text/image following this tag will be moved to the next line when displayed in the browser

This tag is used to provide a label and is optional

This tag is a chunk of content that is essential for understanding surrounding content but which could be moved (example: to an appendix)

This is a specialized form of <header> that can contain only <h1>-<h6> elements. It is used for grouping a heading with a subheading

Tells the browser to choose whether to download the entire file, nothing, or only the metadata.

This attribute tells the browser to start playing the video as soon as it is downloaded

An HTML5 element used to draw graphics. It is pixel based, and allows for quick rendering but poor scaling

Displays built-in controls that are native to the browser. Basic controls tend to include a play/pause button, time counter, volume control, and time scrubber.

This attribute identifies the height of the video (if height/width are not in the correct ratio, black banding will appear)

A powerful script created by John Dyer that works cross browser. There is a series of plug-ins available to add a loop button, translations (using track) and backlight the video

An extremely simple, stripped down video player created by Julien "delphiki" Villetorte. It provides fantastic support to the track element so it offers captions. In addition, it is keyboard accessible.

This attribute allows the author to inform the browser to start (or not start) downloading the video as soon as the page is loaded

Is built using a stand-alone JavaScript library with Flash fallback for less advanced browsers. It has a full-window mode and a full-screen mode, playlist support, and more.

A small, open source JavaScript library that works cross-browser. It falls back to Flash for browsers that don't support video.

Based on values the user has entered before, the browser automatically completes values. It allows the browser to predict the value

Specifies that a form control should have input focus when the page loads, unless the user overrides it, for example, by typing in a different control

This attribute specifies the file or application that will submit the form

This attribute specifies how the form data is encoded with the POST method type

Specifies which HTTP method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) will be used to submit the form data

Specifies the target window for the form results

This property controls the appearance of the border on each side of the element, enclosing the content and padding

This property specifies generated content that can be displayed before or after an element. It is used in conjunction with the :before and :after pseudo-elements

This property affects the space on one or more sides of an element and is transparent, but unlike padding it can also take negative values and the value auto

This property adds space to one or more sides of an element's content. It's transparent, so it reveals the element's background color and/or background image(s)

This property sets the values of several other CSS properties simultaneously. More concise and more readable style sheets can be written by using shorthand property

This is used to denote colors, attributes, and URLs in CSS3. #FF0000 (written in hexadecimal) and red (written as a keyword) color can be written using functional notation as rgb (red, green, blue)

This allows authors to only declare a property and value once, thus avoiding the need to set the same property on a number of elements

This is the part of a lower case character that extends above the mean line of a font

This is the portion of a lower case character that extends below the baseline of the font

This is the line that determines where the non-ascending characters end in a typeface

This is the distance between the baseline and the mean line

This is a rule standardized in the CSS3 Fonts Module that allows us to declare where on the Internet fonts are located and their formats so they can be used later in our style sheets as a value for the font-family property

This refers to the type designs that are created by type designers. Georgia, Helvetica, and Futura are all typefaces