This is a very small snake with short fangs (exact size not given). It is most likely not able ***to effectively penetrate*** human skin for envenomation under normal conditions But there is a verified case where a boy had been bitten in the webbing between his fingers by a 25 cm snake of the same genus (Homoroselaps lacteus) with a similar morphology. The boy got envenomated. ***Immediate Pain, swelling for 3 days, & pain lasting 5 days*** were the reported bite symptoms. Thus we  classify Homoroselaps  dorsalis as a dangerous snake. Even though envenomation is unlikely it is not impossible and after all it's an elapid and the venom has not been studied yet.