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  • Adobe Releases HTML5 Pack for Illustrator CS5

    Adobe has launched an HTML5 Pack for Illustrator CS5. The pack provides initial support for HTML5 and CSS3, and extends the scalable vector graphics (SVG) capability in Illustrator itself.  The company says the pack makes it easier to design, deliver and optimize compelling content for mobile devices and the web.

    "By delivering this extension and supporting open standards, Adobe helps developers, publishers and designers to make their own choices about how to create, distribute and access content," a representative for Adobe tells WebProNews.

    Adobe Illustrator cs5 Gets HTML5 pack

     

    "Producing graphical web content that can be viewed across mobile devices has been tricky, with devices varying greatly when it comes to screen size and performance," said Lea Hickman, senior director, Creative and Interactive Solutions at Adobe. "The HTML5 Pack for Illustrator CS5 gives designers and developers the power to deliver high-quality graphic content for the web that can look great, no matter what the screen."

    The HTML5 Pack extension is available for both Mac OS X and Windows. It’s free and available here. 

    It’s worth noting that Google recently started indexing SVG files. 

  • Gmail Gets “Stacked Card” Look on iPad

    Gmail Gets “Stacked Card” Look on iPad

    Google has released a new "stacked card" interface for Gmail on the iPad. What this does is allow for selecting and managing multiple conversations.

    "In the past, performing actions on selected conversations was awkward," says Google Mobile software engineering intern Liam Asher Segel-Brown. "There were two similar toolbars on the screen: one on the bottom left and the other on the top right. The former affected the selected conversations, while the latter affected the currently open conversation. Since the toolbars’ buttons looked similar, it was easy to mistakenly use the wrong toolbar. Sound confusing? It was."

    Gmail on the iPad gets a new look

    "In the new interface, selected conversations are displayed stacked on the right panel for easy organizing, archiving or deleting," he says. "The second toolbar is gone so it’s always clear which conversations you’re working with."

    Google utilizes CSS3 transitions and transforms in this new interface. This is all described in a post on Google’s Code Blog.