This next post involves a Bolton-based creative with an evident skill for art and design. Tom Hartley has recently had work represented at the Bolton Open Art Exhibition and judging by the quality of his work, it’s easy to see why.
Tag: Canvas
Wrapping Your Head Around Canvas: Part 5
The WebGL portion of Canvas isn’t so much a fringe as an add on to Canvas. Since we’ve been working in the 2D API over the course of this series, we can now move on to working with 3D.Much like it’s 2D counterpart, WebGL portions of the Canvas API are still in their infancy ,in my opinion, which leaves a lot of room for improvement. Then again what technology really ever starts out at the top of its game?
Wrapping Your Head Around HTML5 Canvas: Part 4
If you’ve made it this far in the series you should have a core understand on the basics and how all of them fit together inside of Canvas.Unfortunately for you, you’re used to my terribly dry sense of humor as well.Congratulations are in order though if you’ve stuck it out, because today we’ll be diving into some of the more advanced 2D Canvas API features.
Wrapping Your Head Around Canvas: Part 3
We’ve only truly begun to scratch the surface of possibilities with our little series about Canvas, and as we journey deeper into the API you can see the benefits that it has over Flash technology concerning mobile device/browser support.Today I’d like to continue our adventures in learning the basics by talking about working with images and text.
40 Useful HTML5 Tutorials
You’ve heard about HTML5 but you don’t know from where to start. You want to learn / improve your web design techniques with the power features of HTML5 & CSS3 such as rounded corners, multi columns, video & audio support, new elements, new attributes.