Articles having tag: PORTFOLIO

Terjin

Personal website of interaction designer, Terjin. Copious use of the new HTML5 structural element, although the section element has been overused, with our old friend the div being more appropriate in certain places. The “sidebar” div that contains...

Blacktie

By Richard Clark

Blacktie is a digital agency based in Spain. The site uses several new sectioning elements from HTML5. There is an opportunity to improve the document outline by adding some nested section elements within other areas where the section element has …Continue...

Edgar Leijs

By Derek Johnson

Edgar Leijs is a web designer and web editor from Amsterdam. It’s nice to see Edgar’s portfolio items marked up using the article element rather than div or li, both of which are very common. The article is much more …Continue reading→

Michael K. Clements

By Ian

The main navigation uses a nav element and is a good example of how nav doesn’t have to contain a ul or ol list of items. The video element is used although oddly the WebM video wouldn’t play in Firefox …Continue reading→

Tatiana Bileski

By Derek Johnson

The personal site of designer Tatiana Bileski. HTML5 structural elements are used in the site, although there are too many untitled sections being used where div would be better. However it’s nice to see native video in use, and with …Continue reading→

I Like Taking Photos

By Derek Johnson

A selection of photographs by Rhainon Farrow. This is a very simple site that uses the HTML5 doctype, shortened charset declaration and a couple of new elements. The photos don’t need to be in a section as they are not …Continue reading→

Lukas Mynus Kovac

By Derek Johnson

The portfolio of Slovak graphic designer Lukas Mynus Kovac. It’s a fairly simple site with clean markup, and Lukas has paid attention to how headings and sectioning content should be used. Perhaps he could have used a section for the …Continue reading→

Always data

By Gerard Druiven

Website of Styro, a graphic designer and front-end developer based in Paris, France. Good clean use of semantic HTML5 elements in this layout, although the “content” section element should probably use a div instead. The article element is used...

cssgirl.com

By Gerard Druiven

The portfolio and blog of freelance web design and delopment professional Lindsey Di Napoli. Lindsey’s site is well structured, making use of some new HTML5 elements such as header, nav, section, article and footer. There is one untitled section used...

Rockstar Working

By Ian

Website of Egyptian web designer and front-end developer, Ahmad Ali. The header contains am unnecessary section element to contain the social media links. The content area is split up into separate areas which are ideal for using the section element, but use...