The official January 2011 launch of the robust HTML5 has brought with it a number of powerful coding elements. Among them is the tag, a very useful tool in putting together quick, attractive online presentations. CSS3 provides a highly flexible methodology for customizing default HTML5 tags. At present, both technologies are undergoing considerable revision. ‘Pseudo-elements’, such as those prefixed by -moz- and -webkit-, were implemented within the CSS3 framework to allow web developers the ability to create new and experimental features targeted toward specific browsers.
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