HTML5: Vibration API

A closer look at the Vibration API

HTML5 has been a breath of fresh air for the web, which hasn't only affected the web as we know it. HTML5 provides a number of APIs that enable developers to create interactive websites and improve the user experience on mobile devices. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the Vibration API.

 

The Vibration API was designed to address use cases in which tactile feedback is necessary or desired. Virtually every modern, mobile device includes has the ability to vibrate. The Vibration API offers the ability to programmatically access the device's vibration capabilities and work with them. The API isn't meant to be used as a generic notification mechanism as the Web Notifications API was created for this exact purpose. Even though the Vibration API is a W3C Candidate Recommendation at the moment, the specifications hasn't changed for several months, which is an indication that the specification to reach the final stage, the W3C Recommendation, shortly.

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