Over the last week I’ve been editing the HTML and CSS of 101 Best HTML5 sites to get it working across newer browsers with some CSS3 and full HTML5 code. There’s still a bit to do but I think it’s getting there – it’s not fancy at the moment but the building blocks are in place to push it forward as more HTML5 elements become standard.

I’ve also started adding in a few CSS3 touches – this site is a bit of a test for me as well as a good resource of high quality HTML5 sites, tutorials and demos. Let me know if you see any errors with how I’m implementing the code, we’re all learning the best ways to use HTML5 and I’ll try aim to share my experience while I continue to improve and edit the site.