“HTML5 is infiltrating the web, not tearing it down and building it back up. Like the standard itself, the HTML5 web will evolve slowly, with web technologies gradually supplanting tools you use now. You’ll notice it, but you’ll have to watch closely.” – Gizmodo
Full Article on the future of HTML5 and web design is below
HTML5 is another available tool, just like Silverlight, Flash, Ajax or Javascript. It certain situations it will be the right tool for the right job, and in other situations Flash will still be better. It will elevate the competition, which is a good way to keep the focus on making the future web design, flash design and the internet better. It might take away from flash’s dominance but not kill it by any means.
I don’t like this animosity between Adobe Flash and Apple, and hopefully it’s all a big misconception. Flash and HTML5 should live together – and the power of designing in flash will be hard to beat – even with HTML5 in my opinion. Watch the video below to see Adobe’s side of the story.
Adobe is demo-ing the flash player in it’s design for Android Operating System and the Nexus One-Google phone.
Adobe Flash for Android is expected to push out in it’s design plan with a major Google Android update in the first half of this year. That’s when Flash design support will kick in.
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