Before continuing, let's look at the differences between a HTML four and a HTML five.
And we have spoke about it in the previous sections.
But let's go over again.
The first point is that we have new elements being introduced in HTML five core semantic element.
An example of these are header.
Now article and footer for a HTML four before we can use these ones unless we use diff.
But in HTML5 we have this clear meaning of tags that looks more descriptive.
So it means that it is an improvement of the previous ones.
And the next point is that we also have what is called multimedia support.
With a HTML5, we can play videos and audios by with a HTML four.
We couldn't do that.
The next point is that we also have what is called Canvas API, and this one is used for creating dynamic
graphics and animations.
The next point is that we have improved forms.
An example of this are telephone input type.
You are email and validations and we have used some of these attributes before under the forms in the
previous section.
The next point is web storage, and this web storage helps us to store data locally on the user's device.
And to be more specific, the user's browser and the API that help us to store data inside user's browser
is called local storage.
And if you get to JavaScript, we are going to use this API to save data inside the user's browsers.
So with a HTML four, we don't have all these APIs, so it means that it HTML5 is powerful in the next
video, let's talk about the deprecated element and attribute in the previous versions.
Let's continue in the next video.