This online guide is a great reference point to exploring which features to use in HTML5; which browsers support which tags, which you should avoid for now, which need fallbacks, etc.
From the Site:
Lots to reference here regarding CSS3 compatibility with the five browsers shown above, including which versions can handle which code.
This online web design tool allows you to create a website layout by dragging and dropping boxes onto the grid and then it gives you the HTML and CSS source to get you started on your next website design.
Drag this button onto your bookmarks toolbar, click on it, and then click on any web font on any page and it will tell you the name of the font as well as it’s size, weight and Style.
Create beautiful customized HTML and CSS tables with little effort with this free table maker and then download the code.
Just follow the online wizard, enter your data, choose the look you like and download the HTML and CSS code.
Some of the Features (from the site)
Pan and zoom around massive images (great for panoramic images, maps and more) with PanoJS3 an interactive pan and zoom widget.
A nice configurable news ticker with support for multiple tickers per page, fade effects, even turn an RSS feed into a News Ticker! The step-by-step usage instructions are all there and completely clear. If you like it don’t forget to send them a donation as a thank you.
Firebug is an excellent free plugin for Firefox that anyone involved in creating web sites should definitely check out. It can be a bit daunting as it has so many features useful to web designers. Well fret not, here’s a great illustrated guide to get you up to speed with Firebug.
Create professional animated hierarchical menus without writing any html code. Creates both horizontal and vertical menus and is completely customizable.
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