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[비공개] Visualizing the World Cup
A personal project by Robert Ivan that displays the winners and runners up of all World Cup tournaments using canvas. The site has a nice document outline, with the page and sectioning content properly titled using heading (h1-h6) elements. As the graphic could be seen as the main content, there is an argument for putting the “What are we looking at here?” into a footer, and using an aside f..HTML5 Gallery|2010-09-04 02:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Owain Lewis
The personal portfolio of Cardiff freelance web designer Owain Lewis. The site is untitled in the document outline because there is no heading for the page, with a background image being used for the logo and sub heading. Using an hgroup containing h1 and h2 would fix this. In the blog the section element is used as a wrapper, which is really a job for div as it does not create empty levels in t..HTML5 Gallery|2010-09-03 02:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Iznyn
The portfolio and blog site of Indonesian freelance web designer Mohammad Arif. The content of the “Recent Works” section could be dropped into a nested article to give the header and footer more semantic meaning. It would probably also be better to use li elements for the tweet list rather than articles with no headings or content, just a footer. URL: http://iznyn.com/HTML5 Gallery|2010-09-02 06:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Francis Shanahan
A blog about tech and the web, with a fair bit of content on HTML5. It’s nice to see input type="search" at the top of a blog, but the elements used in the articles on the homepage could be changed to make them a bit more semantic. Firstly I would use heading tags (h1-h6) for the article headings so they are titled in the document outline. aside is for content related to the content of its nea..HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-30 06:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Great Blue Heron
The personal tumblr of Brandon Ewoldt. The titles of the articles are wrapped in a tags when heading tags would be more appropriate. Perhaps all of the content on the right of the page could be dropped into an aside and then divided up in nested sections. URL: http://greatblueheron.tumblr.com/HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-27 10:00 pm추천 -
[비공개] Daichifive
A personal blog about web design and development. The aside element is nicely used on the site, both for the sidebar and the “fat footer”. In both instances it is divided correctly up using the section element. However, each of the articles on the homepage has a nested section used to wrap the “DESCRIPTION” dl. Unless the content of the article is divided into subsections with headings t..HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-25 10:00 pm추천 -
[비공개] Robert Lawson
The personal blog of Glasgow based front-end designer and developer Robert Lawson. An untitled article is used to wrap the main content on the site home page, but div would be better as the nested sections are sub-sections of the homepage rather than the unnecessary section created by the article. The issue is slightly different in the Articles page where a section would be a good alternative to..HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-25 02:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Samay Bhavsar
The personal portfolio site of web developer Samay Bhavsar. On the homepage Samay has used both section and article to wrap content when div would have been a better choice. Alternatively he could use “Designer/Developer/Dreamer” and “Featured Work” as headings inside the two sections. URL: http://www.samay.info/HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-19 06:00 am추천 -
[비공개] Monochrome Daydreaming
The personal lifestream site of web developer Ivana Vasilj. The code in this site is well thought out and makes good use of new HTML5 elements. I would probably use article rather than section for the about page, and the type attributes are not necessary in the script and stylesheet link tags. URL: http://ivana.github.com/HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-08 08:23 am추천 -
[비공개] Paul Bennett
The personal site of user interface developer Paul Bennett. In the recent work section Paul has used untitled article elements for each project. There is a presentational heading for each article, but it is marked up with a strong. This would be better marked up as a heading (h1-h6) then styled. Other than that the site has a nice outline, although it’s a curious choice to put the nav toward t..HTML5 Gallery|2010-08-06 10:00 pm추천
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