With HTML5 we can play audio files easily, but before HTML5, we could only play these files using Flash player or Media Player plugins. Old browsers didn’t have inbuilt media player that could perform these tasks. But HTML5 we don’t need anything, just regular <audio> HTML element.

Styling HTML forms with CSS is fun and there’s always something new to explore and learn, but don’t you feel dull when you do it over and over again? Sometimes I do, I too hate to start from scratch, I rather use something that already looks good and works. So here are few CSS from styles I’ve created for your websites, you just have to copy the markup and CSS into your projects and have nice looking form.

If you run an online business, obviously you wouldn’t have failed to check your analytic every now and then to analyze the customer inflow and the media they favor to visit your site. And in majority of cases you might have observed that it is the mobile devices. What do you infer from this? Mobile devices are replacing desktop systems as they help customers access any website even on the go.

Earlier browsers did not support HTML5 File API, so normally people would use flash or Java Applets to validate file format and sizes in HTML upload forms, and most of us preferred to skip the client part letting server handle the problem.