Join Adobe evangelist Alan Greenblatt as he shows you how to bring special effects previously seen only in programs like Photoshop, to your Web content. You already know HTML5 Canvas lets you draw beautiful 3D graphics on your Web page, but Alan will teach you what you can do with the rest of the content which you have so beautifully created. You will learn:• How to create your own cinematic effects with CSS Filters & Shaders• About the W3C specs to which Adobe is contributing• Which W3C specs describe and define filters and shaders• The state of these specs, what browsers they're implemented in, and where you can use them right now

In this video we'll take a quick overview of the new multiscreen design, jQuery Mobile and native mobile application features in Dreamweaver CS 5.5 with product manager Scott Fegette.

Dreamweaver CS 5.5 replaced the old Dreamweaver Validator with the new Live W3C Validation feature. In this video we'll look at how you can get immediate validation results directly from the W3C's own validation service - right within Dreamweaver CS 5.5.

Learn how to incorporate accessibility support into video for Flash and interactive SWF movies. Compliance with accessibility standards such as the W3C's WCAG 2.0 and Section 508 is readily accomplished by using best practices...

Learn how to integrate support for accessibility with your regular web development practice. This session examines what is involved in supporting accessibility standards such as Section 508 and the W3C's WCAG 2.0, and more.

Been wondering what the W3C has been up to in relation to Ajax? Whether HTML5 can be used before 2022? How we make Ajax accessible?