HTML5
HTML5 is the foundation of all our web projects. We use its semantic elements to create well-structured, accessible, and SEO-friendly content. Its rich set of APIs for video, audio, and graphics allows us to build modern, interactive web experiences.
Advantages
- Semantic elements for better SEO and accessibility.
- Native support for multimedia.
- Improved form controls and validation.
Disadvantages
- Older browsers may not support all HTML5 features.
- Can be inconsistent across different browsers.
- Managing video/audio compatibility can be complex.
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