HTML5 Logo

A flat, shield-shaped badge in bright orange with a subtle vertical split creating a slightly darker right panel. Centered on the shield is a large, geometric white numeral “5” rendered as a blocky, angular wordmark that follows the shield’...

Logo

Orange shield-shaped badge with a large white stylized number 5 (HTML5 logo).
HTML5 logo

About HTML5

A flat, shield-shaped badge in bright orange with a subtle vertical split creating a slightly darker right panel. Centered on the shield is a large, geometric white numeral “5” rendered as a blocky, angular wordmark that follows the shield’s perspective and has a small pentagon-shaped point at the shield’s base.
The design uses hard edges and simple planes of colour with a slight shadowing effect along the shield’s lower edges, giving a low-relief, badge-like appearance. No additional text appears on the mark—just the stylized white '5' over the orange shield.

What's in it: number 5

Shapes: shield (pentagonal badge) angular numeral vertical panel split pentagon point at base

Style: modern minimalist flat geometric badge

Text in logo: 5

A shield evokes protection, authority and a standard; the prominent numeral '5' signals the HTML5 version and modern web standards.

Categories

Technology
Html5 Html Technology

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Orange (primary)
#E34F26 · primary
Orange (highlight)
#F16529 · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

HTML5 Logo History

The orange shield mark was released by the W3C as the community logo for HTML5 around late 2011; it has since been used widely as the visual identifier for the HTML5 specification and modern web technologies.

Frequently asked

What does this logo represent?

It represents HTML5, the fifth major version of the HTML standard used for building web pages and web applications.

Who created the logo?

The logo was released by the W3C as the community logo for HTML5 (introduced around late 2011).

What are the main colors used?

Primary orange (#E34F26), a lighter highlight orange (#F16529), and white (#FFFFFF) for the numeral.

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