Keith J. HTML5 for Web Designers

New York: A Book Apart, 2010. — 96 p. — ISBN: 978-0-9844425-0-8This is a book for you — you who create web content, who mark up web pages for sense and semantics, and who design accessible interfaces and experiences. Call it your user guide to HTML
5. Its goal — one it will share with every title in the forthcoming A Book Apart catalog — is to shed clear light on a tricky subject, and do it fast, so you can get back to work.
Jeremy Keith has a unique ability to illuminate HTML5 and cut straight to what matters to accessible, standards-based designer-developers. And he does it in this book, using only as many words and pictures as are needed.A Brief History of Markup
The Design of HTML5
Rich Media
Web Forms 2.0
Semantics
Using HTML5 Today