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<nav> or <menu> (HTML5)
HTML have two semantic tags for create a menu in a page. Where I should use the tag <menu>, and where the tag <nav>. What is the difference in these tags?
P.S. Sorry for my english.
<nav>Should be used for site/page navigation – it implies that clicking links in a nav element will take the browser to different content. It is quite widely supported and the latest version of most browsers will handle it natively.<menu>Is for UI features that don’t effect actual navigation – for example, if you had a rich text editor, any buttons you have for text formatting could go in a menu element. As far as I know menu isn’t supported by anybody yet.