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    Responsive Media in HTML5
    Responsive Media in HTML5
    Responsive Media in HTML5
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    Responsive Media in HTML5

    By Alex Libby

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    Rapid growth in the use of mobile devices to access the Internet has forced designers to adapt to creating content that is easily viewable on a wide range of different devices. The key is to make images and videos responsive to the platform used, enabling them to be resized automatically when displayed on mobile devices or desktops.

    This book is a fast-paced, hands-on guide that shows you how to apply some simple techniques to add images and video content to your site, which may be a simple, one-page portfolio, or a complex content management system. The book starts with showing you how to display images. You will learn about browser support and different platforms, and alternatives for high- and low-resolution images. Moving on, the book covers techniques to add responsive video content. You will get to know about adding images and videos and test the media using online sites and tools. The book also explains the use of plugins and responsive frameworks.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPackt Publishing
    Release dateDec 26, 2014
    ISBN9781849696975
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      Responsive Media in HTML5 - Alex Libby

      Table of Contents

      Responsive Media in HTML5

      Credits

      About the Author

      About the Reviewers

      www.PacktPub.com

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      Preface

      What this book covers

      What you need for this book

      Who this book is for

      Conventions

      Reader feedback

      Customer support

      Downloading the example code

      Downloading the color images of this book

      Errata

      Piracy

      Questions

      1. Working with Responsive Images

      Getting started

      Beginning with fluid images

      Catering to vendor prefixes and image formats

      Catering to different platforms

      Catering to HD or retina images

      Using sprites to display responsive images

      Determining the available viewport for use

      Using CSS to set our viewport

      Getting the viewport using JavaScript

      Working out media queries

      Using pure JS to determine page breakpoints

      Using data tags to allow bandwidth constraints

      Working with the tags

      Maintaining the tag in our code

      Working with the SVG image format for scalability

      Using image icons for scalability

      Building a responsive carousel

      Creating responsive maps using Google Maps

      Summary

      2. Adding Responsive Video Content

      Getting ready

      Determining support for

      Choosing the right format

      Embedding HTML5 video content

      Determining an available viewport for use

      Catering to fallback support

      Using JS libraries to provide support

      Catering to different platforms

      Allowing for vendor prefixes

      Displaying full-size videos

      Summary

      3. Mixing Content

      Mixing video and image content on the same page

      Considering the pitfalls of mixing content

      Using preloaders to reduce delays

      Adding lazy loading support to our pages

      Making allowances for mobile devices

      Creating responsive images automatically

      Automating the shrinking process

      Summary

      4. Testing Responsive Media

      A starting point for testing

      Using Google Chrome or Opera

      Using Firefox

      Using Internet Explorer

      Considering pitfalls of responsive testing

      Testing responsive sites with online tools

      Using tools to determine speed

      Analyzing results

      Digging further into the code

      Revealing all

      Fixing the problem

      Summary

      5. Using Frameworks

      Introducing our three examples

      Adding responsive media to a CMS

      Adding responsive media manually

      Fixing a responsive issue

      Using plugins to add responsive images

      Adding responsive videos using plugins

      Using plugins to embed videos

      Implementing responsive media in Bootstrap

      Using Bootstrap's CSS classes

      Using Less CSS to create responsive content

      Working through the code in detail

      Transferring to production use

      Summary

      Index

      Responsive Media in HTML5

      Responsive Media in HTML5

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      Credits

      Author

      Alex Libby

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      Marija Zaric

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      About the Author

      Alex Libby has a background in IT support. He has been involved in supporting end users for the last 18 years in a variety of different environments and currently works as a technical analyst, supporting a medium-sized SharePoint estate for an international parts distributor based in the UK. Although he gets to play with different technologies in his day job, his first true love has always been the open source movement, in particular, experimenting with CSS/CSS3 and HTML5. So far, he has written several books for Packt Publishing, including one on HTML5 video and another on the jQuery UI. This is his eighth book.

      I'd like to thank family and friends for their help and encouragement and the reviewers for providing lots of constructive comments—without them, I am sure I wouldn't have been able to produce this book!

      About the Reviewers

      Tristan Denyer is a UX designer for web and mobile, including web apps and portals, e-commerce, online video players and widgets, games (online, iPhone, and board), marketing sites, and more. He's also a UI developer and a WordPress theme developer. He is currently leading the UX/UI for the product team at a start-up in San Francisco. He recently wrote A Practical Handbook for WordPress Themes, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform to help owners and operators of self-hosted WordPress websites get the most out of their themes.

      His passions include prototyping, web security, writing, carpentry, burritos, and maintaining his popular jQuery plugin on GitHub that helps duplicate a section of a form. He can be found on Twitter at @tristandenyer and on GitHub at https://github.com/tristandenyer, and he blogs at http://tristandenyer.com/.

      Marija Zaric is a web designer living in Belgrade with a focus on individual and commercial clients who demand websites that are clear, modern, creative, simple, and responsive. She works with clients from the USA and all over the world, helping them present their services in a unique yet professional way.

      Years ago, she started experimenting with Dreamweaver, CSS, and XHTML. She became very fond of coding and retro design. This influenced her to create her first website and achieve subsequent successes. Today, she is a relentless learner. What she loves the most about web design is the constant changes in the field, especially its evolution in the last 3 years when she got inspired by its simplicity, great images, typography, and the possibility to optimize a single website for various devices.

      She redesigned and incorporated these styles into her own website and called it Creative Simplicity. With the development of HTML5, she made free templates that are used all over the world in order to advertise her work and share the knowledge. She predicts that in 2015, flat and modern web design will be here to stay, supported by nice photography, responsive design, and strong typography. Her projects can be found at http://www.marijazaric.com/ and http://creativesimplicitywebstudio.com/.

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      Preface

      Take a straw poll of one hundred users and it is likely you will find that a good proportion have viewed the Internet from a mobile device at some point in the past. Use of these devices to access the Internet has exploded massively over the last few years. This has highlighted the need to design sites that work well on a variety of different devices and platforms.

      First coined as a term by Ethan Marcotte back in 2010, responsive web design is the art of designing such sites. A key element of responsive web design is the addition of images and videos. Throughout this book, we're going to take a look at the tips and tricks you need to get ahead in adding responsive media to your sites. We'll see how the lack of a common W3C standard means the field is wide open for different solutions and that catering for different platforms means understanding their limits and making suitable allowances for each type of device.

      We'll work through a number of practical examples, with both images and videos, and see the importance of testing both to ensure your content displays as expected on any device. We'll then make use of some of the tips and tricks in several real-world examples, using popular frameworks such as WordPress or Less CSS—you'll see that adding responsive media isn't actually that complicated!

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