Easy way to learn HTML5

Posted on Thursday, December 6, 2012 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

I recently stumbled across a website that offered an HTML5 training course. The site is powered by Memrise. They use 'mems' to help you form vivid, sensory memories. Then they test you continuously, always making sure to give your brain just the right workout. They also remind you of what you've learned at scientifically optimized times so your memories are always growing stronger, and never forgotten.

The HTML5 course is fairly short but their unique method of training will help you retain most, if not all of the information that you gather. They have lots of other courses as well but are not mobile programming related, you should check them out and learned the 'mem' way!

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