Html 6
HTML 6 is the latest version of the HTML standard and was released in December 2017. It supersedes HTML 5.1 and adds new features and capabilities to the language. Some of the new features include,
- The addition of the element, which allows you to specify several different images for different screen sizes and devices, and choose which one to display based on the device's capabilities and the user's preferences.
- The ability to create custom data-* attributes, which can be used to store data specific to your web page or application.
- The addition of the element, which defines the main content area of your page.
- The ability to control the way audio and video are displayed on different devices.
- The ability to use ECMAScript 6 features in your HTML code.
HTML 6 is still a draft specification and is not yet supported by all browsers. However, you can start using some of its features today by using a polyfill or a library like Babel.
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