After Apple, Google, Mozilla, or Microsoft, Adobe also launched a website in which they are promoted innovations related to developed HTML5 and CSS3. A beta of new site is called theexpressiveweb.com. Probably, Adobe came out with the assumption that if you can not beat your enemy (I mean HTML5), you make friends with him.
This is a project they have put together with the help of Big Spaceship with the goal of creating both a resource and showcase that highlights some of the most creative and expressive features being added to the web today. In addition to highlighting and providing information on twelve new HTML5 and CSS3 features, the site itself makes extensive use of new features such as CSS3 transitions, CSS3 transforms.
On each page of the presentations were also included statistics showing the market share of browsers that support a particular technology. In addition, each demonstration has links to technical specifications and examples. Visitors can also use Adobe tips on how to deal with lack of technology, specifically in older versions of browsers.
It may be recalled that two days ago, Adobe has provided the first public version of Adobe Edge tool, used to easily create animated web pages. Edge generated code is mostly CSS3 animation controlled by the JavaScript using jQuery (see movie on YouTube). The final version is expected in 2012. Are prepared release for Windows and Mac OS X.
However, Adobe still has the intention to develop the Flash technology, which remains the flagship product of the company.