Search Results: HTML5

In 2016 a developer pushed the boundaries of HTML and CSS by re‑creating the classic Game & Watch Donkey Kong without JavaScript. The result—HTML Kong—shows how clever use of gradients, SVG, icon fonts, and CSS animations can bring a nostalgic arcade experience to modern browsers. This article dissects the techniques and the evolution of browser support that made it possible.

Apple has cut its commission on in‑app purchases inside mini‑apps from 30% to 15% and struck a deal with Tencent that lets WeChat’s mini‑programs pay the new rate. The move could finally level the playing field for developers and signal a new wave of super‑app competition on the App Store.

While developers obsess over input fields, the HTML <output> tag—available since 2008—remains an underutilized powerhouse for accessible dynamic content. This unsung hero provides built-in screen reader support for live updates without JavaScript hacks. Discover how this semantic element solves real-world UI challenges with elegant simplicity.

Discover how the HTML <ruby> element solves a critical typographic challenge for East Asian languages by seamlessly rendering pronunciation guides. This deep dive explores its technical implementation, real-world applications, and importance for inclusive web design.

Browser fingerprinting techniques allow websites to silently collect detailed user data, from device specs to behavioral patterns, creating unique identifiers that bypass traditional privacy tools. This deep dive reveals how these methods work and why developers must prioritize ethical implementations to safeguard user trust in an era of pervasive surveillance.

A new web-based generator meticulously recreates the haunting prophecy sequences from Toby Fox's Deltarune, allowing fans to craft their own legends with game-accurate visuals. Built entirely with browser canvas technology, the tool reverse-engineers layered textures, animations, and fonts directly from the source material, offering unprecedented customization. This project showcases how deep technical analysis can democratize iconic game aesthetics for community creativity.