A fine idea and interpretation of HTML elements in the well known format of a periodic table is a nice find. Over at JoshDruck.com you can find just that. Displayed in a very clean and organized format and sorted and grouped by HTML element usage. The Periodic Table of HTML Elements.
Making a good impression, the table gives a global view of the elements sorted by color into Root element, Text-level semantics, Forms, Tabular data, Metadata and scripting, Grouping content, Document sections and Interactive elements. Clicking on an element button opens a pop-up dialog which displays for what purpose the selected element can be used together with a direct link to W3 and Mozilla where you can find out more.
A really fine idea!
Check out the Periodic Table of HTML Elements at JoshDruck.com (no longer online) »
Alternative over at madebymike » (no longer. HTML5 periodic table DMCA takedown request)
And by Robert Mening at https://websitesetup.org/html5-periodical-table/ »
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