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Graphic design of mobile application and mobile website
 Fausek, Roman ; Šedivá, Zuzana (advisor) ; Pražský, Petr (referee)
This thesis describes process of developing fully responsive websites. It is focused on decision-making process for selecting the right online presentation of the project or company, individual pitfalls and creation. Creation is then demonstrated on a fully responsive website that relies on knowledge gained in the theoretical part. The goal is to focus on individual differences of mobile devices and their software in conjunction with the development of applications and websites. The output is fully responsive web based on gained experiences from the theoretical part.
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Areas of HTML5 usage
 Šlapka, Miroslav ; Pecinovský, Rudolf (advisor) ; Rais, Aziz Ahmad (referee)
This diploma thesis describes new HTML5 standard. The aim is to show the potential uses and benefits of HTML5 compared to HTML4. Another objective is to analyze the support of HTML5 in most advanced web browsers on desktops and mobile devices. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part is divided into 5 chapters. The first chapter describes the introduction to the main concepts and definitions. The second chapter describes the differences between HTML4 and HTML5 elements. The third chapter describes HTML5 API. The fourth chapter analyzes the support of HTML5 featu- res in web browsers. Last chapter of the theoretical part discusses tools based on best practices which are useful for developing HTML5 applications. In the practical part, there are implemented real examples of HTML5 features. Practical examples are described as a tutorial. The contribution of this work is a demonstration of the advantages of HTML5 over the old standard. Contribution is also analysis of support of HTML5 features in web browsers. The diploma thesis is intended primarily for web developers and can be used as a reference guide. HTML5 is the standard of the future, and web developers can contribute to the overall improvement of the web by using it.
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