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A week ago, we featured a must follow HTML5 developers and designers on twitter which can help you on developing your next web HTML5 development. And today, we are going to post another HTML5 article that will surely help you on your learning HTML5.

We give you 12 Worth Checking Websites for HTML5 Experiments and Demos. The following websites have their own specific experiments and demos, either HTML5 games, a canvas demos, or a simple implementation of how powerful HTML5 can be.

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1. Chrome Experiments

— Chrome Experiments is a showcase for creative web experiments, the vast majority of which are built with the latest open technologies, including HTML5, Canvas, SVG, and WebGL. The gallery were submitted by talented artists and programmers from around the world.

2. The HTML5 Experiments of Hakim El Hattab

— This is the creative lab and interactive playground of Hakim El Hattab. Dedicated to the exploration of interaction, visual effects and technologies.

3. HTML Stack

— Owned and managed by Joe Maddalone. He made this website for him to learn HTML5 and experiment with it. For all his experiments, you can either test it or download the experiments itself.

4. Monocubed

— Managed by Paul Truong, a Creative Technologist at Google. He used mostly Google as one of his examples on his experiments. He is the designer and coder of the famous Galactic Inbox: HTML5 game.

5. Mr.doob

— Explore Mr.doob’s website for his experiments on HTML5.

6. HTML5 Laboratory

— Again, it’s Ian Devlin from our article, HTML5 Must Follow on Twitter. He is the creator of HTML5 Laboratory, which focuses on his personal playground on learning HTML5. You can see on his experiments, mostly a starter kit on developing HTML5. He will guide you through the development and how he come up with that kind of experiments.

7. HTML5Labs

— The HTML5 Labs site is run by the Microsoft Interoperability Strategy Team, wherein they build this site mainly for sharing with the community and for experimental implementations.

8. Canvas Demos

— Home to applications, games, tools and tutorials that use the HTML5

9. HTML5games

— HTML5games is a big directory of online games created using HTML5.

10. HTML5 Demo

— Remy Sharp is the owner of HTML5 Demos and Examples, which includes experimentation and demos he hacked together.

11. HTML5 Rocks

— A complete resource for HTML5 features, demos, experiments, samples and tutorials intended mostly for HTML5 Developers.

12. HTML5 Experiments by Daniel Rapp

— Daniel Rapp displays a list of experimental HTML5 examples, which you will think it is made in Flash.