Creating more advanced forms with dropdown menus (<select>), file uploads (<input type="file">), and form validation.
Linking to specific parts of a page with anchors and using named anchors.
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Use meta tags for SEO () and adding a favicon ().
HTML5 introduced several APIs that enhance web development, such as the Geolocation API and Local Storage.
The Geolocation API provides information about the user's location.
Local Storage allows you to store data on the client's browser.
Canvas and SVG are used for drawing graphics on the web.
The <canvas> element allows dynamic, scriptable rendering of 2D shapes and bitmap images.
Scalable Vector Graphics (<svg>) is an XML-based vector image format.
Web Components enable the creation of reusable components encapsulated in their own HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Define a custom element using the custom-element tag.
Make the website to be responsive to different screen sizes with the use of viewport meta tag and the media queries.
Using the <template> tag for client-side templating.
Designing for inclusivity by following the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.