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HTML5 for Web Designers

HTML5 for Web Designers

Five second test

The five second test is a simple usability test that helps you measure the effectiveness of your user interfaces. Upload your screenshots and ge [...]

HTML5 elements and attributes

Here's a list of the elements and attributes planned for HTML5 (otherwise known as Web Applications 1.0). [...]

HTML5 differences from HTML4

Anne van Kesteren describes the differences between HTML4 and HTML5. [...]

Link dump #107

Link dump #107

DOCTYPE of HTML5

as Anne van Kesteren points out is <!DOCTYPE html> [...]

HTML5 periodic table

HTML5 periodic table

Sticky thing

Sticky thing

Exact pregnancy test

Exact pregnancy test

HTML5 Rubik's Cube

HTML5 Rubik's Cube

Firefox 3 passes Acid 2 Test (eventually)

The latest nightly build of Firefox 3 passes the Acid 2 test. [...]

Acid2 Browser Test

The Web Standards Project discusses the The Acid2 Browser Test. Acid2 is a test page, written to help browser vendors ensure proper support for web [...]

The Geek Test

Do The Geek Test to see how you rate. [...]

Consequence - Test Deam

Consequence - Test Deam

CSS Type Test

CSS Type Test

Link dump #120

Link dump #120

Test card plate

Test card plate

Eye test chart calendar

Eye test chart calendar

Please stand by

Please stand by

test browser size

Very handy page for testing what your website design will look like in a 640 x 480 pixel browser!. [...]

Test page clock

Test page clock

CSS3 Selectors - is your browser compatible?

Interesting idea - CSS3.info have produced a test to see how forward-thinking your browser is in terms of supporting a bunch of CSS3 selectors. [...]

Disabled users to test websites

An organisation called Usability Exchange is leading a scheme to promote the testing of websites by disabled people. Story on the BBC site. [...]

Data Table Accessibility Test Page

Roger Hudson and Russ Weakley have been studying how people who rely on screen readers use a range of data tables. These observations confirm the ne [...]

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