The html5 gallery is a showcase of sites using HTML 5 markup.
html5 gallery has two primary aims, the first is to showcase sites that use html5 for markup, so that we can see how people have interpret[t]ed the specification and how they’ve implemented it. This leads me on to the secondary aim which is to help people learn about html5 and how it should be used and how to implement it.
I’m hoping that a side effect of this is that browser developers will see how many people are implementing html5 and add more support for it in their rendering engines so that we don’t have to add display:block; to elements where not required and we don’t have to rely on javscript to create elements.
You can follow @htmlgallery to get updates when new sites are added to the gallery.
Richard Clark, a front end designer based in Manchester, UK, created and maintains the site. You can follow Richard on Twitter.
