The HTML5 car explained

After some thinking about it I asked myself, would I want to fly with a plane that is designed like HTML5? Or how would a car look like that is designed like HTML5?. This is what I found appropriate:

Obviously this car cannot comprise all the beauty of HTML5. But at least it holds:

• the developers infrastructure with HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript in the nose,
• graffiti capabilities with SVG, canvas and video elements,
• access to the remote engine via Web sockets,
• all the heritage from IE6 and older HTML versions in the rear,
• Web Workers that can run independently,
• WHATWG providing the power on the drive axle,
• W3C tires on the rim.

🙁 🙁 Sad enough you find XML hit rock bottom, knocked over by the front wheels. 🙁 🙁

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