“HTML standards have been an important part of web development since the beginning of the web. HTML5, the most recent version of HTML, is a work in progress. After several attempts, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) formally began work on an update to the HTML specifications. (See "The Past, Present, and Future of HTML5" for detail about the history of HTML5.) This work first bore fruit with the publication of a public draft of HTML5 standards in January 2008. Hopefully, the final specifications will occur over the next several years, but the lack of formal specifications doesn't mean that we as developers can't take advantage of the HTML5 features that browser companies have already incorporated into their products. Specifically, Microsoft, Mozilla, Apple, Google, and Opera have begun implementing parts of the HTML5 specifications in their browsers. In this article, we'll take a look at some of those specifications and discuss what we developers need to do to make our applications compliant with HTML5.”
http://www.devproconnections.com/article/html5/html5-aspnet-developer-139543
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