A collaborative effort between artist Mark Ferrari and coder Joseph Huckaby, this is a gorgeous collection of moving nature scenes such as forests in winter, seascapes and stormy mountains. They are relaxing to look at and really stunning, with sounds attached to the pictures. If you want a small time to relax from work you can go through these pictures and feel your tension just melt away.
Another one by the incredible Mr Doob, this one is less interactive than the first but still cool. It gives a basic copy of Google’s main search page. But when you point your cursor the total page starts to ‘fall’ until all of them crash at the bottom. The Google logo works as an active link that refreshes the page. A excellent game for those fantastic companies which despises Google, may be.
Made by Kenneth Jorgenson, this might be the only place you can see the phrase ‘Refresh for more tasty trees
’. It is just so what it says: you click on the website and it takes you to a white background. A black ink drawing of a tree will start to ‘grow’ while counting on how many branches are in progress. You can refresh to see as many times as you wish.
This is another fun and addictive one for you to delight in. You basically start out with a couple of ‘magnets’ that can be dragged around the cover. Particles of light orbit around them and if you shift positions you can change the shapes they make. If you want more magnets and particles you just double click and drag them to where you want them. Yes, it’s all about magnets and physics!
Want to see a visual representation of how much box celebrities earn per episode? This is a cool small graph that shows stacks of color bars which represents how much a specific celebrity makes per taping of a box show (or made, in cases like Charlie Sheen). It was made as one of many projects and experiments by Daniel Rapp.
Paul Truong made this fascinating application that allows you to paint using a constantly moving, multi-colored ribbon across the cover. It makes shapes and designs, and the effect is quite pretty. All you have to do is to drag it across the cover, talking about simplicity eh.
Here comes a cool demo using the revolutionizing
WebGL (Web-based Graphics Library), which is best served with
Google Chrome. With the demo, you can draw on the water to make ripples, or drag the sphere to go it around and press some keyboard keys to set the light management and toggle gravity, all for witness how the stirred object interacts lively with the environment, scarily realistic.
Yet another stunning demo applying the magic of WebGL, which you can see a group of extremely gorgeous and most importantly, lively jellyfish moving in the water, irradiated by the ray of dreamlike sunlight. Witness the cycle that HTML5 and WebGL brings web to life, best viewed with
Google Chrome.
Voxel rain means multi-colored 3D boxes descends to form a rotating huge block. It’s like showcasing the possibilities of computer in 1990s, and now it comes to web browser by utilizing the power of HTML5, the brightest era of internet is not more far.
Often we web designer wonder how much possibilities HTML5 can really helps us to breakthrough in web lettering, and this demo gives you the answer, more than ever! You can choose to witness stereoscopic effect, neon effect, or even moving neon effect, the future of web lettering is in the hand of HTML5.
I just can’t hold the glory of HTML5, it’s spinning, it’s rotating… it’s cool.
Bored of HTML5-based 2D sketching service? Check this out. Simply draw a line, and press
Space then drag left or right, and you will see your drawing rotating in 3D perspective. 3D sketching is not more complicated with HTML5.
Mta.me Conductor inspires you by spawning points that will go continually to form lines, and when the lines “collide” to each other they will triggered some interaction. All to prove that HTML5 is not just about code but interaction, and that’s what web users really care for.
An fascinating shooter type game but the hero is Gmail, free it from the evils! Just like the classic shooter game, you got the life, score, and the almighty laser beam. Probably one of the potential demos to showcase the capabilities of HTML5 doing as a game. Watch out, Sparkle.
This is such an addictive game that it should be illegal. Seriously, once you sign into one of their servers you will want to play for hours. You are basically flying around shooting things while avoiding getting shot by other players. It is simple and so fun to play, and the fact that it allows for a multiplayer experience is a serious plus that puts it above Sparkle games that are so well loved right now.
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accounting.js was made by Joss in HK for enterprise analytics application at Demand Analytics. It is released under GPL v3.
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