actual webpage using rdfa or microdata?

Question

Where is there a webpage that I can load that is using rdfa or microdata? Or, where should I be looking.

I am not asking for a code example. An actual website that is, today, using rdfa or microdata.

For context, I am looking at the google structured data testing tool. I can more or less randomly try things to see what a search result would look like.

When I search in google and find a detailed result, when I look at the actual webpage, I can not find any rdfa or microdata.

Answer 1

Do you consider opengraph as RDFA? Or you mean rdfa except opengraph since OGP is very widely used?

Anyway here are some examples.

• youtube (microdata, ogp): example
• books.google.com (microdata, ogp): example
• bestbuy (microdata, ogp): example
• expedia (microdata, ogp, rdfa): example
• booking.com (ogp, rdfa): example
• curlingcalendar.com (ogp, rdfa): example
• yandex.ru (microdata): example, example

Answer 2

I have a Rich Snippets test site at http://schema.openspring.net/, check out the 5 links on the left block "Schema.org examples", they all produce a rich snippet preview. All these pages are using RDFa with schema.org.

Answer 3

Many news web sites use microdata for articles. They are quite often incomplete or otherwise broken though. Some of the better examples are www.telegraph.co.uk, independent.co.uk. They use the schema.org vocabulary.