If you’re a web designer, you’ve almost certainly heard of HTML5 by now. The next big step in the HTML standard, HTML5 has been in the works since 2004, and brings a lot of changes to the web. Today, I’d simply like to aquaint you with some new media features in HTML5 in the hopes that you’ll begin implementing these features into your own design now.
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