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Using HTML5 in the Orchard CMS mobile app

I just read the recommendations and tried to make out the apparent contradiction at http://www.orchardproject.net/docs/UI-guidelines-for-theme-authors.ashx

On the one hand, it says: "Orchard suggests using HTML5 ... that's a strong recommendation."

On the other hand, he also says: "Your web pages should work even if JavaScript is disabled in the browser"

How can I use HTML5 tags without JavaScript, which they recommended as a solution? Since I'm a mobile app, should I completely ignore HTML5 tags, and then as the safest approach for browser compatibility on mobile devices?

Update: Has anyone seen the new mobile site Twitter in HTML5? Does it use HTML5 tags and just focus on modern smartphones?

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The use of another shell for widgets has ended, which should depend on the common shell for widgets with pre-configured HTML5 tags, for example <header />.

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