Came across this via the CSS3/HTML5 list on LinkedIn The page heading implies that they are all responsive but that's not the case. Haven't tried any of them as yet but they look worth investigating, for inspiration if nothing else.
http://www.designrazzi.com/2013/free-css3-html5-templates/
CSS Tricks have a large Snippets collection that can be an invaluable resource. It has snippets for HTML, CSS, htaccess, PHP JavaScript, jQuery and WordPress.
Even if you don't have a specific need it's well worth looking through for inspiration.
http://css-tricks.com/snippets/
HTML5 makes form creation and validation a simple matter. The new form input types (email, tel, url etc) allow you to give the correct keyboard type to mobile users. The validation model makes the hassle of client-side JavaScript validation a thing of the past. *But hold on a minute though. What do we do if we need to cater for older browsers? Well we can use a 'shim' or 'polyfill', as we might to support some of the other HTML5/CSS3 features.There are several such shims for forms, but the one that ......
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