We are very pleased to present to you The Ultimate HTML5 Cheatsheet. We hope you enjoy it and find it useful.
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Andrew March 7, 2011
Scaled picture looks too bad.
shenfei March 7, 2011
very useful cheatsheat, but there looks something to be confirmed, such as Inline SVG is supported by IE9 and Firefox 4
Up2speed March 7, 2011
Its a great resource to let people know about the different HTML5 tags, however we are brought back to earth when we see the woeful browser support. Ill be sticking with html 4 for now…
John's Graphisme March 7, 2011
// Very impresive infographic, tks.
Ctrl-F5 March 7, 2011
This is a nice cheetsheet, would like to see a print version for download
l2aelba March 7, 2011
♥ Webkit ! ♥
designbastard.com March 7, 2011
perfect ! perhaps create a printable pdf file from it ?
Grün Weiss March 8, 2011
thx!! perfect
Wolldecken March 14, 2011
Thanks so much. Now the programmers will still hate me for telling them “i can programm html” but I can say it with pride … ;)
(you know they keep telling that html is not code, right?!)
Arturo March 22, 2011
Why didn’t you use HTML (5 or otherwise) to render these charts, I wonder? I mean instead of an 8k pixel high image.
Dain March 28, 2011
Nice chart, i keep using HTML 4 until the browsers pick there game up a bit more, before i start using HTML 5
Corey April 29, 2011
Thanks! It’s very useful for web designers like me.