Earlier today I finished off Part 2 of my “Getting to Grips with HTML5” Series over on the BGC Network. The second part in the series details some of the differences between XHTML and HTML5, and how easy some of the changes are.
This past week has been quite the experience for me. I’ve been sorting out a few things that I’ll be doing this summer, primarily visiting people, but I’ve been dealing with clients, and both attending events as well as signing up for a few more that I’d like to attend over the coming months. Which is really what is responsible for this post today.
I’ve posted the first part of a series on HTML5 and how you can use it over on the BGC Blog. If you’re interested in using HTML5 either now or in the future then you should make sure to go check it out.
Today marks the completion of the redesign of my Portfolio Site. It’s taken me quite some time to get it to this stage, though I imagine that I’ll have the odd bug crop up the second I make the site live. Things look a little bit sparse at the moment, but that’ll be changing over the next few weeks. I’ve a load of portfolio pieces to get ready for addition to my Portfolio, and several blog entries that I plan to take from my old Portfolio and update.