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Use this demo to create CSS background-image gradients. The CSS markup works in browsers (including Internet Explorer 10, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari) that support CSS3 gradients in unprefixed form or with any of the following vendor prefixes: -ms-, -moz-, -o-, -webkit-.
Thanks for checking out this Internet Explorer Test Drive demo. This demo uses HTML5 and CSS features, including animations, transforms, canvas, callbacks, WOFF Fonts, power efficiency, touch, independent animation, smart fixed position elements, and more to provide an interactive Penguin loving experience this holiday season. Benchmarks are random and this TestDrive is no different. Enjoy!
Introduction CSS Transforms are a powerful feature that allows you to manipulate elements of your Web Content in much more interesting and flexible ways than traditionally possible through CSS markup. The specification provides support for rotations, translations, scaling and skewing (as well as arbitrary transforms and compositions of multiple transforms). Combined with the ability to manipulate
Use this demo to create SVG-based CSS background-image gradients. The CSS markup works in browsers which support SVG as a background-image including Internet Explorer 9, Chrome, Safari, and Opera.
Do Not Track Test Page This page detects whether or not your browser has a Do Not Track preference set. "Do Not Track" is a preference that users can set in web browsers to inform websites that they do not want to be tracked, which may help protect them against forms of tracking on the web. Currently, IE9, IE8, and Firefox support various methods of tracking protection. Today, there is no sin
Thanks for checking out this Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview demo. This demo uses animation techniques to display fish animating around a Fish Bowl. The faster your underlying browser and computer, the more Fish will appear on the screen.
Compat Inspector is a JavaScript-based testing tool that analyzes your site while it runs. Compat Inspector watches for patterns of interaction known to cause issues and reports them automatically. This allows you to identify problems quickly without first memorizing a bunch of documentation. See this page to learn how to use it. To help demonstrate Compat Inspector, known compatibility patterns h
Hi! You are viewing this site in a browser that doesn't support OpenType. We didn't want to leave you hanging, so we filled in a couple of the blanks. If you want the real deal, get a browser that supports OpenType like Internet Explorer 10+ or Firefox 8+. The New Web Typography OpenType has arrived on the web. Once-inaccessible design features such as small caps, swashes and fractions are now acc
This page introduces a set of “Hands On” demos of the graphics features of the Windows 8 HTML5 Platform and Internet Explorer 10. All pages follow a similar structure: an example on the left, controls to manipulate the CSS properties on the right, and browser-dependent markup on the left below the example. Demos followed by 10 work best in IE10 on Windows Developer Preview. View the video of these
This page contains a canvas element registered for DOM touch events. Special effects are applied in response to touch and gesture on the canvas. The buttons control simulation settings. This demo supports multitouch on Windows 8.
Use this demo to create CSS background-image gradients. The CSS markup works in browsers (including Internet Explorer 10, Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Safari) that support CSS3 gradients in unprefixed form or with any of the following prefixes: ms, moz, o, webkit.
Web developers commonly use the setTimeout API to break apart long running JavaScript operations. This approach allows the browser to process outstanding work, such as layouts and paints, and then waits for the specified period of time before calling back into JavaScript. It痴 an important design pattern when building responsive web applications. Once the browser has yielded control it relies on an
Thanks for checking out this site. This demo uses the canvas element to draw fish swimming in a fish tank. The FPS count tells you how many frames per second the browser is able to draw. If you add or remove fish, the frames per second will go up or down depending on how much work the browser is able to do each frame. The UI is primarliy driven through Javascript and Canvas. The purpose of these d
Thanks for checking out this Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview demo. This demo uses animation techniques to flip 96 letters as fast as possible. The more powerful the underlying computer and the browser, the faster the images will flip. This demo uses HTML5 Canvas and HTML5 Audio. It's a fun way to demonstrate how Internet Explorer 9's overall performance, from hardware accelerated graphics, to
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