Sports Illustrated Magazine - HTML5

A collaboration between TWF, Google, and SI for the Google I/O 2010 Keynote Presentation.

Narrated by SI Editor, Terry McDonell

Developed in HTML5 using:
CSS Animation
Embedded Fonts
Drag & Drop
HTML5 Video
Geolocation
Web Workers
App Cache
Web DB
Feeds
Google Maps API
Google Buzz API
Rails
Lazy Loading Pages

(And no Flash)

• Category

  Science & Technology

[fishdashtrackdotcom]

What specifically about this app is HTML5? At first glance there is nothing here that couldn't be done before HTML5. What parts of HTML5 are being displayed?

[thewonderfactoryny]

Every article uses the new HTML5 elements for structure: section, article, aside, et al. We're also using drag and drop (both built-in and custom), geolocation, web workers, video, app cache, and a lot of neat tricks to speed everything up. The app performs significantly faster in HTML5 because we don't have to rely on Javascript to animate objects or Flash to embed beautiful typography.

[thewonderfactoryny]

Furbe, we agree with you. The ability to create advertising that is USEFUL is one of the things that excites us the most about HTML5. Hopefully this work will inspire advertisers and their agencies to step up.

[Kirill Tishechkov]

Most epic voice ever

[urbanimpressionism]

Best overview I've seen yet! All the others are just devs geeking out on coding changes but you've done a fine job showing what's really important ...how the UX will improve.

[gt198gtr]

Pretty fuckin amazing.

[saijai587]

thank you for sharing.

[kopi5896]

Good video.

[minami935]

HTML5 is great.

[rasmasyean]

Can you do anything 3D with HTML 5?