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10 websites featuring an excellent use of HTML5

By · December 12, 2011, 5:27 AM PST

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  • UltraNoir

    UltraNoir

    From a web design and development team based in Paris, France, the UltraNoir website utilizes the HTML5 doctype, canvas, aside, article, and audio elements, among others.

  • FRONTEND 2011

    FRONTEND 2011

    The annual web conference and its web site boasts many superb implementations of HTML5 including doctype, hgroup, nav, and section. Preparations are now underway for FRONTEND 2012.

  • Bruce Lawson

    Bruce Lawson

    Lawson co-wrote the book HTML5 with Remy Sharp, and his personal web site exhibits many HTML5 elements including doctype, aside, nav, section, and article.

  • Reser's Fine Foods

    Reser’s Fine Foods

    This website utilizes the HTML5 doctype, section, aside, and nav.

  • Sushimonstr

    Sushimonstr

    This website uses the HTML5 doctype, nav, article, and section.

  • Diesel Civil Trust

    Diesel Civil Trust

    The website uses HTML5 doctype, nav, article, section, aside, and footer.

  • Enterprise JQuery

    Enterprise JQuery

    HTML5 elements on display include doctype, header, footer, section, article, and nav.

  • Paperplane

    Paperplane

    The French marketing company demonstrates the use of HTML5 doctype, header, article, footer, and aside.

  • Digital Hands

    Digital Hands

    The online branding organization utilizes the HTML5 doctype, header, nav, section and article elements.

  • Web Designer Wall

    Web Designer Wall

    This website brings into play the HTML5 doctype, header, hgroup, nav, footer, article, section, and aside.

UltraNoir

UltraNoir

From a web design and development team based in Paris, France, the UltraNoir website utilizes the HTML5 doctype, canvas, aside, article, and audio elements, among others.

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