The ultimate resource for learning HTML5 is its specification. W3 is the authority behind the HTML5 specification. The HTML5 specification in the link is still not in its final version but this is the basis for HTML5, so dramatic changes are unlikely to happen in the final version. Related posts:

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

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

If you want to learn HTML5, or are already using it, having a cheat sheet like the one on will be very useful. It’s designed as a grid with HTML tags and their related attributes supported by HTML 5. You can print it or download through Scribd. HTML5 Visual Cheat

For a comprehensive explanation and reference of HTML5, visit W3’s site. The page is very detailed and in depth, but it also has a getting started section that will help you create a sample document. Related posts: HTML5 Specification (Editors’ Draft) HTML5 Cheat Sheet CSS Reference