The markup ticks a few boxes, for example the type attribute is absent from script and link elements, and some WAI-ARIA roles are used. However it seems a find and replace has been done on div with section, and a look at the document outline shows the effect of this. The humble div is still a very useful element when no semantics are required.

URL: http://www.weheart.co.uk

Clean use of HTML5 semantic structure here and nice to see the search input type in the header. The homepage is split into a number of headed sections which are enclosed in a div where a section would actually be ideal.

The blog section has each entry in an article element although the posted date could be contained within a time element. The images in the slider could have made use of the figure element althoguh that’s not essential.

Remember that the type attribute is no longer required in the script element.

URL: http://www.labelsandlabeling.com/

The h4 above the social links (stay connected with Newsweek) is actually the first – and highest level – heading element in the document that is not inside sectioning content, therefore has assumed the role of document title. The Newsweek Now section is well outlined with nested articles, although the asides could be footers instead. Most of the content of the site footer would on the other hand qualify as aside content.

URL: http://www.newsweek.com/

URL: http://www.creart-magazine.fr/

URL: http://www.tvbrasil.org.br/