NavigationArts' Rob Cherny Publishes Article on HTML 5
McLean, Virginia — September 1st, 2009
NavigationArts' lead web developer Rob Cherny contributed an article called HTML 5 Starts Looking Real to Dr. Dobb's, a subsidiary of Information Week. In the article, Rob discusses the new HTML 5 and its rich feature set, making it the first legitimate challenger to Adobe Flash, Microsoft Silverlight, and Sun JavaFX.
"Before many of these HTML 5 features, there was no real open alternative to Adobe and Microsoft's closed solutions," Rob writes in the article. "HTML 5 changes this by supporting open standards that expose underlying technologies, enabling integration, innovation, and development of more complex software and services."
View Rob's article at: http://www.ddj.com/web-development/219401362
Rob Cherny has 12 years experience developing websites, web applications, and content management solutions for commercial and government organizations, including Sallie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts. His primary role is as an expert cross-browser/platform coder, understanding the issues unique to the web including various user agents, accessibility, HTTP, and quality assurance testing (QA), with particular interest and expertise in W3C Web standards and content management. In 2008, Rob co-authored a book called Adapting to Web Standards: CSS and Ajax for Big Sites.
About NavigationArts
NavigationArts is a user experience consultancy that provides Internet strategy, usability, information architecture, interface design, content management, and development services. The firm creates exceptional online user experiences that drive business value for communications and commerce.