# HTML5 Reference Guide — user reviews

> 21 indexed App Store user reviews of HTML5 Reference Guide by Evolonix.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/html5-reference-guide/id377956033/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/html5-reference-guide/id377956033.md

## Newest reviews (1 of 21)

### 4/5 — Good basic info

*2010-09-28*

Enough information to piqué your interest and know you have some stuff to figure out

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Advertisement

*2013-07-10*

I hate these apps with the dang advertisements. I would much rather pay for the thing and get rid of all that crap!

### 1/5 — Unimpressive

*2013-06-06*

Description of what the tag does is vague and, without showing the actual RESULT of the markup example, this app is not much more than a list of new and obsolete tags

### 2/5 — Content needs rewrite

*2012-05-27*

Too many of the articles give such brief examples of the use of attributes as to be unusable.

### 2/5 — Pretty low on info

*2010-08-21*

Very few examples.  Some explanations leave you with more questions.  Not a good reference.

### 3/5 — Crashes upon attempt to open

*2016-11-16*

On my iPad Pro running 10.1.1
Can't even go to their website to report it.

### 4/5 — Mr

*2013-03-24*

Good app, would be better if they showed what it would look like in html

### 4/5 — New update...ok...could be better

*2012-02-02*

What I liked: 
1. More information, with examples,
2. Turnable pages,
3. You can choose the body color;

What I didn't like:
1. Ads: I don't get it, I thought I already paid 2 bucks for this app. Now they want another buck to remove ads?!?! That's just lame!
2. Design is, how shall I put it..., bluh.

Overall, looking forward to using it sometimes.

### 4/5 — Useful but could use more...

*2011-11-26*

The lists of JavaScript events and HTML attributes associated with each tag is really useful. It would be even better with a list of browser compatability and more detailed explanations (for instance, the JavaScript event docs don't describe how to extract event-related information from the DOM, so you might know that that an input has changed value, but not how to fetch the updated value).

But hey, it's free and doesn't have ads!

### 4/5 — Good free app

*2011-04-24*

This is a great start to a reference guide. Looking forward to updates

### 4/5 — Review

*2011-02-25*

Nice app its simple to use and its got a good interface

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Awesome

*2013-02-17*

A great reference, would be perfect if it had more style attributes such as border, background to edit even more.

### 5/5 — Great App

*2012-08-03*

I must say, I am fairly new to HTML and this app is amazing!  It tells me how, when, where, and what a tag or attribute does.  Thanks!

### 5/5 — Good Job!

*2012-04-29*

Great, now if I forget a vode I can use this app. I have a CSS ref and a PHP ref as well. Now it's time to get a Javascript reference :D

### 5/5 — Great update!

*2012-02-03*

This update is great! The app has always been free, unlike what others may have commented in their reviews. I'll be paying a dollar to remove the ads and show my support for the developer of this helpful free app!

### 5/5 — Great App for Upgrades

*2011-10-17*

This was a rather interesting and useful app for the average website maker. I thought it would be useful for making advanced pages after learning HTML basics and how to put it all together.

### 5/5 — Awesome app

*2011-07-10*

I was very happy to find this in the app store. Very simple but useful resource. Big thanks to the developer for puting this together.

### 5/5 — Invaluable for web developers

*2011-05-06*

Very handy

### 5/5 — Weirdos

*2010-09-22*

Why would anyone rate an awesome, free app like this less than 5 stars? This app is a lifesaver! I constantly use it to check the more complicated tags, which I don't remember off the top of my head. Great app!

### 5/5 — I love this app!

*2010-08-06*

This app is so much better than all the other html5 reference guides out there! It's a shame that it had a bug at first (that is now fixed) because it would surely have gotten a 5 star rating. I use it all the time. Thanks!

### 5/5 — The best HTML reference app

*2010-08-05*

This is a great HTML reference app, and all there needs to be made is a JavaScript reference, php reference, and vbscript reference. And this app is free which makes it all the better. All it needs is all attributes and tags instead of just html5 tags and attributes.

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