>>I would be very curious to know what parts/aspects of HTML5 you plan to use/adapt in this site (UT). If this is not the right time to answer, maybe you could write an article about it or post a blog at some point.. You are doing real work (not just talk about technologies) so I respect your input very much.
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>The first thing to go is the need for Firefox to be obligated to install a plugin to play WAV files. With HTML5, IE, Firefox and Google Chrome can play either WAV or MP3 where both versions of the audio files will be available and will play as is no matter which browser is being used.
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>Another aspect which will be nice is to have a better similar interface no matter which browser is being used. This is what takes time as I didn't have that DOCTYPE HTML before. Putting it as is destroys the entire layout of an entire site. This is what takes time to adapt everything to be univeral. So, after that, HTML 5, which follows WC3 standard, will then allow to have a WC3 layout look instead of each browser having its own. That goes for the way dropdown list are being displayed for example. This also resolves the issue of inside browser edges that IE does not allow us to benefit from unless you use the DOCTYPE HTML tag. So, it makes the page look better and the same across browsers. This is about this is that. Once I adjust a few more things here and there, I will be able to release a version which will sit on it, the HTML 5 I mean. Then, I'll see about specifics that will be needed and based on the user's request.
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>There is nothing more to say at this point. This is still in early stage.

Thank you very much for sharing.