HTML5 Gets an Official Logo from W3C

The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) has introduced a brand new logo for Hypertext Markup Language 5 (HTML5) .

With the loyal support of companies and keen interest from developers in all regions of work, HTML5 has been one of the great considerations and taken the place in hot topics over the previous year.

The logo is created by Ocupop, a boutique agency firm that focuses on web design, identity, branding and other facets of design work and marketing.

The HTML5 badge comes in the shape of keystone that represents “how HTML5 positions at the center of this current technology activity” and similar to coat of arms “Badge of honor”.

The logo is used by all members of the designer and web developer community. You can alter this badge according to your need and the technology you use.

The site also offers $22.50 T-shirts and free stickers with the new HTML logo and of course a complete showcase that lists what designers and developers can do with HTML5.

Let us know in the comments what do you think of the new HTML5 logo?