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Its graduation time again. The Web is getting ready to take the next step forward. It's going to be a big party, and everyone's invited! The luminaries of web and tech are preaching the way of HTML5. The next major revision of HTML promises great things for promoters of web standards and those who long for a more open, accessible approach to web design. But why care now? Why should every web designer take notice at this point? HTML5 is far from being ratified, all browsers are not fully compatible, and there are still frustrating but

It was, as they say, like 'Déjà Vu All Over Again!' I had a similar 'Aha!' Moment the first time I saw CSS used to control both style and layout. Once again I knew this would change everything about web design, and what it means to be a web designer. You may recall, I had written about using AJAX vs Flash, but discovering jQuery for the first time was simply significant. According to the official jQuery website; "jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing,