As a web developer I am constantly running into the latest HTML5 tutorials within Google. There have been hundreds of new tuts hitting the web over just the past few years. And many of these articles focus on newer HTML5 topics such as canvas, video/audio, and local data storage.
If you’re familiar with some of the basic HTML5 changes then this gallery is perfect for picking up some more advanced frontend techniques. These tutorials are geared towards intermediate-to-advanced level programmers who are fascinated by HTML5 web development. Try out a few of these posts and see what you can learn! Additionally if you have other suggestions for HTML5 tutorials feel free to share with us in the post discussion area below.
Add Some Pizzazz to Your Text Boxes with HTML5 and CSS3
Creating a Slider Control with the HTML5 Range Input
Adding Responsive Videos to your Design
Progress Bar Charts with HTML5 and CSS3
Making Use of HTML5 Storage
Modern Block Quote Styles
Create a Fast Hover Slideshow with CSS3
Fullscreen Image Blur Effect with HTML5
HTML5/CSS3 Responsive Resume
Beginner’s Guide To Building HTML5/CSS3 Webpages
Designing a Blog with HTML5
Avoiding Common HTML5 Mistakes
HTML5 Audio
Have a Field Day with HTML5 Forms
Wrapping Things Nicely with HTML5 Local Storage
Displaying Icons with Fonts and Data- Attributes
Periodic Table of HTML5 Elements
Syncing Content With HTML5 Video
HTML5 Layout Coded from Scratch
HTML5 And The Document Outlining Algorithm
Create a Stylish Contact Form with HTML5 & CSS3
Create Vector Masks using the HTML5 Canvas
Making a Beautiful HTML5 Portfolio
An HTML5 Slideshow with Canvas & jQuery
Coding a CSS3/HTML5 One-Page Website Template
How to Build Cross-Browser HTML5 Forms
Implementing HTML5 Drag and Drop
How to Make an HTML5 iPhone App
Create a Mobile HTML5 RPG
Using HTML5 Video The Easy Way
Custom HTML5 Video Player with CSS3 and jQuery
Author: Jake Rocheleau
Jake is a creative designer, illustrator, and web developer. He frequently writes articles involving new-age design concepts and freelance management skills. You can find him in Google or follow his tweets @jakerocheleau
