Wow, its been awhile since I paid a visit to smashingmagazine.com and so I paid a visit today and saw that they had some great HTML5 resources.  Or rather a super sexy cheat sheet for HTML 5 syntax and so that is what today’s post is going to be about HTML 5 and all the resources you can handle.

In my last post on AJAX related cheat sheets, I provided a few cheat sheets for the AJAX,/JavaScript and so I thought I would update the list a bit and so enjoy.

I thought I would continue with links to various cheat sheets from the various adobe products and I promise that these cheat sheets will be very unique.  As these cheat sheets comver various aspects of the adobe software, like the pen tool, lasso tool.  Of course I be listing some cheat sheets to software that I have covered yet.  Of course, this will also be a consolidation list as well and so if your using older software you might enjoy these cheat sheets as well.

To add to the CS4 line of cheat sheets thanks to subdivision website, I quickly notice Adobe Flash CS4 Cheat sheet from the site and wanted to add it in to the list as well.  Again it is well organized with all the keyboard shortcuts to help make you a faster user of flash and cut down production time and stuff like that.

In a small update to my cheat sheet posts, a comment was posted by subdivision, he did up a cheat sheet for Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 and after checking out the legitmacy of it to make sure.  It looks to be a good cheat sheet to have for Dreamweaver CS4 as it pretty much includes all the shortcuts and stuff for the software.

Adobe Flex has become a big software package in the last couple of years, with a huge increase in flex developers.  Of course, I had big interest after learning I could get the software for free because of my student status on top of that free posters as well.  So I got it and tried it out, sadly though my knowledge and programming skill lack there of so I haven’t gone to far beyond designing contact forms and layouts.  Either way I want to continue on with the series of …

Without AJAX I think we wouldn’t be able to do a lot with Web design these days or Web 2.0 wouldn’t be as successful or explosive as it is now. Of course, thanks to the development of jQuery, Mootools, Prototype and other JavaScript based scripts then web applications wouldn’t be as big and would require heavy use of PHP or even ASP in order to make some of them possible. So with the next set of cheat sheets I am providing are from those same scripts that help make …

I thought I do some more cheat posts that I found on the next and I thought I toss in a combination of cheatsheets since these two work side by side with each other.

Learning to web design can become a tedious task, especially trying to code to standards and of course trying to figure out all the tags that can be used with those standards. As of right now HTML 4.01, XHTML 1 are the current web design standards, with HTML 5 and XHTML 2 still in progress of being finalize. Although, quite a few sites have since been moving over to HTML 5 and XHTML 5 but but you can’t much without really getting to know who uses what for …

For the last decade or so, CSS has made web design a lot easier for designing pretty website and of course being able to design a global look without the need to using a bunch of CSS files to do it so.  On top of that it made the source code for website smaller and snaller as the CSS mark up got larger and larger.  Of course, in the last few years CSS frame works begin to appear and thus making designing the CSS file itself become less tedious as …