Following HTML5 elements focus on improving the structuring.
<article>
– This element allows to specify an article.
<aside>
– It allows to view content other than the page content.
<bdi>
– It lets a part of text getting formatted in a different direction from other text.
<command>
– It displays a button element which processes a command upon user action.
<details>
– It adds additional details that a user can show or hide.
<dialog>
– It initializes a dialog box or popup window.
<figure>
– This element can show illustrations, diagrams, photos, and code listings.
<figcaption>
– It adds a caption for the image specified by a <figure> element.
<figure>
– This tag appends a footer to a document.
<footer>
– This tag inserts a header into a document.
<header>
– It defines the result of an expression.
<hgroup>
– If a page includes multiple headings, then this tag groups them into a set of <h1> to <h6> elements.