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Hello Darya,
HTML 5 introduces some new controls, display methods, etc. Such new functions related to the UI of the pages may cause issues for TestComplete 8.
However, most of the UI controls used by HTML 5 web sites are those that existed previously (tables, links, images, etc.), and they are supported by TestComplete 8.
So, it is worth while trying to use TestComplete 8 to test your web application - most probably, things will work fine for the major part of the web site. If you are lucky, things will work fine for the entire web site, in case it uses non-UI features of HTML 5 like web sockets, or client-side storage. Give it a try, and let us know how things are going!
As for MVC, it is a software architecture, it does not affect the UI representation of web applications, so TestComplete can test MVC-based apps.
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