Archive for January, 2011
The current problem with the @poster attribute of the <video> element.
Posted by John in HTML5, Web Accessibility on January 26, 2011
The image presented to the end user, whether it is the actual first frame of the video asset, or an image created and selected by the author, will likely have properties as well – often simple/simplistic, but also potentially complex and complicated. The question then becomes, how important is it to convey those properties to the end user? Continue Reading The current problem with the @poster attribute of the <video> element.
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