1 | The Wilderness Downtown | Arcade Fire The Wilderness Downtown is an interactive music video for Arcade Fire’s
song “We Used to Wait”. Visitors are asked to input the address of the
home they grew up in and then the site uses Google Earth and HTML5 to
create a personalized music video that takes the user on a journey back
home.
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2 | Three Dreams of Black3 Dreams of Black uses HTML5 to promote Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi’s
album Rome. The site creates a 3D interactive world using WebGL where
all the objects in the video react to both the music and user inputs.
The site will make you feel as if you’ve EXPERIENCED the song and not
simply listened to it.
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3 | UniverseriesUniverseries is a reference site about television producers and the
shows they’ve created that illustrates how html5’s data visualization
tools can enhance static information presentation. If you love TV and
would like to find out more about your favorite shows there is no more
entertaining way to do so online.
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4 | Agent 008 BallThe Agent008Ball website created by Pixel Labs utilizes HTML5’s canvas
techniques to allow users to play a rather precise game of Billiards
right on their computer screen. The site was created in conjunction with
Microsoft to celebrate the advanced features in its IE9 browser and it
does just that.
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5 | This ShellThis Shell website is an HTML5 experiment created by Legwork Studios
that promotes Gamit’s new album “Parts” in a rather fun and rewarding
manner. The website presents fans with a video puzzle that if solved,
before the music ends, allows them access to a free mp3 download of the
song.
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6 | Ben The BodyguardThe Ben the Bodyguard website is a promo for Nerd Communications iPhone
Security App that protects user’s mobile data. The website allows users
to take a vertical stroll with Ben through a rather rough neighborhood
where he has to fight off several threats in a manner reminiscent of 80s
era video games.
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7 | Art of StarsArt of the Stars uses your IP address to draw a picture of the Star
constellation directly above you. What is most interesting about this
project is that it uses HTML5 to develop an application on the web in a
similar manner to those currently built in mobile applications for the
Droid and iPhone.
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8 | Lost Worlds FairThe Lost World’s Fair site was developed to showcase the HTML5
capabilities inherent in IE9 by creating interactive posters that take
users on a journey to three fabled locales. By using your mouse to
scroll down each poster visitors are allowed to uncover further
mysteries hidden in each location.
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9 | Toyota Prius ProjectsThe Toyota Prius project celebrates the first 10 years that the Prius
has been available by highlighting changes in the world made over that
time span and allows users to envision what the next 10 years will
bring. This is the best example of how HTML5 can be used to create a
more immersive web experience.
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10 | RUMPETROLLRumpetroll is a Massive Multiplayer experience that allows multiple
users to interact and chat as tadpoles in a futuristic pond. Thousands
of people can swim around in the environment and chat with each other
using HTML5 in a manner that gives us a peek into what the Twitter of
the future might look like.
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