HTML5
HTML5
Resources for anything HTML5 related including HTML5 templates.
Base Framework
Nowadays designers and web developers need to prepare their projects not just for a number of popular web browsers, but also for drastically different screen sizes of tablets, notebooks and wide screen desktop displays. The Base Framework by Matthew Hartman gives developers a head start by featuring simple design grid
HTML5 Please
New standards for web languages provide designers and developers with the opportunity to further their skills and unlock new possibilities in their projects. However on the flip side, learning new attributes and discarding now obsolete tags can add significant debugging time to a project. Use the HTML5PLease tool to quickly
Dabblet – CSS HTML Test
Test out CSS and HTML code snippets before you use them in a design project thanks to the folks over at Dabblet. is a browser tool that allows users to test out CSS, HTML and JavaScript right from the comfort of a browser window without saving an item and exporting
Responsive Calculator
Responsive web designs are developed to handle the unique visual requirements of mobile devices, tablets and traditional displays. The Responsive Calculator speeds up the design process by converting .PSD files into a basic HTML5 template that is ready to be turned into a responsive webpage. The tool transforms pixel based
Buzz Javascript Audio Library
Thanks to advances in HTML5 standards, multimedia elements such as video and audio can be hosted directly on a webpage without the need for external plugins or embedded content. The helps designers include sounds and other audio effects on HTML elements that take advantage of the latest HTML5 features yet
CSS Loading Animations
Data heavy pages can put a drag on the loading process, either frustrating visitors with long load times or turning them away entirely. The team at Tympanus put together this tutorial on to let your sites visitors know that the page is working properly and will be fully loaded with
Responsive IE6
Older browsers are incompatible with the latest web languages and design standards. They cannot handle the same type of queries that the latest browsers can easily handle. The team at Visualidiot.com put together the Responsive IE6 tool so that users with legacy browsers like IE 5, 6, 7 can visit