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To find out all you have to do is go to HTML5 Test and you’ll get a score up to 300 to see how well your browser supports HTML5. Your browser will be rated on specifications like user interaction, like drag and drop, storage handling and geolocation. Apart from the main HTML5 specification and others created by the W3C HTML Working Group, this test also awards points for supporting related drafts and specifications.

For an easy way to share an image anonymously on the web, try Alan Schaaf’s imgur.com. Images are non-searchable to remain anonymous, but you can share your images through a unique URL if you like. Popular images with thousands of views will get featured in a gallery, while images that get very few or no views will automatically be deleted. Anyone can upload as many images as they like.

Browse through a directory of over 40,000 dynamic development tools, programming scripts for more than 16 programming languages as well as informational resources including books and tutorials on hotscripts.com. You’ll find things like PHP clone scripts, plugins and add-ons AJAX tutorials, free Java Scripts, Ruby on Rails scripts and ASP.NET resources.

Get 50 free customized e-mail accounts (yourname@your-business.com), including calendar features and online collaboration tools with Google Services. You can create and collaborate on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations and create secure web pages for intranets and team projects/wikis without the need to know code or html. Since all services are offered online and there is no software to download, they will work on any computer, PC, Mac, Linux.

You need your own domain in order to get started. If you don’t have one yet, you can also buy your own domain to work with all your services through this site. (Domains are $10 per year.) A great feature is that you get private domain registration at no extra cost! You also get full DNS control and domain management and it comes automatically configured to work with Google services.

If you search for SEO on the web, it pretty much always means ‘search engine optimization’ or similar. But what else does SEO mean? If you regularly work with web content and keywords, it maybe helpful to find all meanings of acronyms you’re using with acronymfinder.com. You’ll be surprised to find 27 other verified meanings of SEO with over 200 more in their ‘Acronym Attic’. Got a minute? See the different meanings of PHP, omg or PPC. Results are categorized and split up between verified and unverified meanings.

L A login page usually doesn’t display much more than a couple of entry boxes for login and password and a button; but since it is a page many of your visitors will frequently visit, why not make your login pages exciting? Visit DzineBlog for a list of some great login pages. There aren’t any free to copy designs here, but examples from around the web.

Photoshop is a huge program and can be overwhelming at time. But learning little tips and tricks here and there will turn you into a Photoshop pro sooner or later! You can add to your repertoire of Photoshop tricks through the thousands of tutorials offered on Tutorialized. Learn photo effects from user submitted tutorials like the mad horror clown , or a fish eye effect. The site also offers links to tutorials on brushes, buttons, animations and more. Unfortunately the design of the site is pretty annoying, because each submitted tutorial is served through a frame, so prepare to scroll a lot…

phpGroupWare is a free/open source web based messaging, collaboration and enterprise management platform. Features included are contacts management, email, shared calendar, web content and document management and sharing, project management and issues tracking. phpGroupWare comes with over 50 applications that can be mixed and matched according to your needs.

phpGroupWare is flexible and scalable. It is suitable for small groups of people and large organizations. phpGroupWare supports over 20 languages.

Joomla is among the Top 3 CMS and the number of available extensions for it is impressive. For a simple image gallery to your Joomla site, visit Joomla.org. The image gallery extension doesn’t have lots of bells and whistles, but you can have as many galleries as you like within each content item and it also features a lightbox pop-up.

HTML5 may not be used widely yet, but sooner or later it will become a standard. There aren’t a lot of options yet, but you can get free HTML5 templates at Free HTML5 Templates. Try their AuNatural template , the DownToBiz, or their DarkDragon template.

Some of the templates include CSS3 code as well, and depending on the browser the CSS may not always validate. The goal of site is “to use the newest, most modern template code available”. And as the HTML 5 standard evolves, the site’s creator promises to evolve with it.

All templates are available under the Creative Commons Attribution (by) 3.0, which means you can distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon their work, even commercially, as long as you give credit for the original creation.