Q&A with Jeremy Keith
- October 24, 2012 · 6:30 PM
Jeremy Keith works with Clearleft in Brighton, UK. He's authored three books, speaks around the world, and organizes dConstruct. For fun, he plays bouzouki in Salter Cane.
Jeremy will be joining us remotely from Brighton to talk with us about the present and future of front-end web technologies and techniques.
Submit your questions in advance and join us for the chat. Those in attendance will also have the chance to win his latest book, HTML5 for Web Designers.
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John Manning
Gah- I asked a question when posting my RSVP but thought of a more specific one. When using <section>, is it reasonable to add classes for styling or should it only be used for semantics at this point?
I'm confused because I always read that <section> should not be used for structure. But what if the content calls for a <section> tag- shouldn't we be able to leverage the markup if it's already there?
Maybe this is answered in Jeremy's book, but I (sadly) haven't read it.
October 24
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Tessa Harmon
No worries, John, I'll be sure to ask Jeremy both of your questions tonight. See you soon.
October 24
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Brad E.
Checked-in -
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A former member
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