HTML5 Design Gallery - Wordmark

The HTML code for this page is pretty heavy with DIV elements and some of that makes sense, but there are some places where sectioning elements would have worked just as well. But the real reason I'm featuring this page is because it demonstrates how HTML5 pages can become applications in their own right. This web application takes any word (or words) and displays them in the fonts you have on your local computer. This makes it much easier to pick fonts that look similar for your font stack. Notice also the use of the new HTML5 form input types to collect email, telephone numbers, and so on.
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