The section element is used a bit too much here, often making an appearance when a div would have sufficed. The social networking links in the main footer should probably not be in a nav element as they are not the primary navigation of the site.

Remember that the stylesheet link element no longer needs the type attribute.

URL: http://dijean.com.br

The site uses a large video as a background which disappointingly uses Flash. The top navigation is contained in a nav, which is fine, but the secondary navigation at the bottom left shouldn’t be as it’s secondary.

Use could have been made of the new input types on the search and contact form and remember that the type attribute is no longer required for the script or link stylesheet elements.

URL: http://www.bluesteel.com.br/

This site provides a good example for thinking twice about developing with HTML5. The figure elements in this site mostly use dd and dt which has now been superceeded by the introduction of figcaption.

A warning to all that if you develop with HTML5 now, you’re likely to have to change your markup pretty regularly until we get further down the line in developing the spec.

URL: http://www.betasite.fsnet.co.uk/gam/

URL: http://boblet.tumblr.com/

As you’d expect from a site about a cutting edge web design conference you’ll find lots of html5, microformats and CSS3.

URL: http://east.webdirections.org/