HTML5doctor is a collaboration between, Rich Clark, Bruce Lawson, Jack Osborne, Mike Robinson, Remy Sharp and Tom Leadbetter.

The site came about following a HTML5 meetup after the Future of Web Design conference in London (2009). We decided that there wasn’t a resource that catered for the people who wished to find out more about implementing HTML5 and how to go about it, so we thought we’d better build one.

We will publish articles relating to HTML5 and it’s semantics and how to use them, here and now. We will also be inviting questions, in the form of ‘Ask the doctor’ to help answer people’s queries and questions. Answers will be posted in the form of articles for all to learn from.

We acknowledge that sometimes we may get things wrong and people may disagree with our interpretation of the HTML5 specification. However, that is another of the reasons that this site is in existence, the fact the the spec is yet to be formalised and we can all do our bit to make it what we want. A ’specification for the people’ if you will.

Get involved

We freely invite you to comment, query, question, argue, suggest or congratulate with any point we raise and we’ll do our best to answer in a considered reasoned manner. As stated above the HTML 5 specification is yet to be finalised meaning we can all have our say and we invite you to do so.

We hope you find this a useful resource and remember if you have any questions relating to HTML5 and how to implement it just ask the doctor.