Learn how the HTML-in-Canvas API lets you draw HTML elements directly into a canvas while maintaining semantic information like accessibility and interactivity. then explore how to manipulate textures to create dynamic effects that still feel like interactive websites. We will cover the extensive capabilities of this API, review demonstrations of potential use cases, and understand the initial setup process.
Resources:
https://goo.gle/HIC-how-to
https://goo.gle/HIC-threejs
https://goo.gle/HIC-threejs-example
https://goo.gle/HIC-playcanvas
https://goo.gle/HIC-playcanvas-example
https://goo.gle/HIC-playcanvas-shoe
https://goo.gle/HIC-explainer
https://goo.gle/HIC-MWG
https://goo.gle/HIC-samples
https://goo.gle/awesome-HIC
https://goo.gle/hic-central
Speakers: Thomas Nattestad
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Event: Google I/O 2026
Products Mentioned: Web, Chrome, Design