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If your website is bad, and you create a new one that keeps the same core ideas but has new, fancy features from HTML5, you now most likely have a site that is
by chc 10y ago
If your website is bad, and you create a new one that keeps the same core ideas but has new, fancy features from HTML5, you now most likely have a site that is both bad and baroque. Very few websites are bad because they were lacking the features HTML5 adds — they're bad because their creators want to do the wrong thing.
- angry-hacker 10y agoI think you don't understand what html5 is. I understand your frustration about changes the sites do, but it has nothing to do with html5 per se.
- chc 10y agoI think you're either being needlessly pedantic or seeing more blame directed toward HTML5 than there actually is.