Great stuff, we also made some flat style devices in css

http://marvelapp.github.io/devices.css/

Somewhat dissapointed to find that the devices are not actually HTML/CSS mockups, but just a background image of each device sourrounding the screenshot.

Not sure why you would want to compromise on browser support just to have some fancy CSS3 in there. Background image is totally acceptable (in fact, I think that was a great design decision). This library does exactly what the author claims it does.

I (apparently unlike every other commenter) really love this and think it'll be a great way to showcase some of my projects.

Thanks!

Looks good, but I think it's too detailed for the intended use case. If you're trying to demo your website in a phone, you want a generic smart phone, that emphasises your app, not your choice of phone.

Unfortunately, the demo link doesn't work (http://aarnis.com/demo.html).

Found the correct link at (http://aarnis.com/pixelsign/demo.html)

You can still checkout or use some tool like http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/pixelsign/h...

The outer antenna on the black iPhone 5 is not grey, it's black. The white iPhone 5 has the correct (grey) antenna.

Otherwise, good job.

I like this, I think the more common use case is to showcase mobile apps though.

What makes this "HTML5"? I don't see any use of the new semantically-meaningful elements.

Nice, but the white iPhone home button looks a little weird. Otherwise super cool.

It needs a 1080p phone too.