Principles of technical analysis remain same irrespective of time frames.
This means that the all indicators can be applied uniformly across all time frames - intraday, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly etc.
Having said this, a word of caution is in order. One shd always identify the broader trend (pricewise/ timewise) and use that to decide action for the shorter trend.
For eg., if the daily or weekly trend is bullish, one shd lean more towards long positions in daytrading than towards the short side.
Similarly if the broader trend is down, one shd look to build short positions on any significant rise.
A word of advice: a smaller time frame is more prone to manipulation as compared to a broader time frame. For eg., daily/ intraday trends can be misleading but it is almost impossible to manipulate the broader trend (say a 6 month bull run).
Lastly, shorter time frames (eg. intraday, daily) tend to be extremely volatile and choppy. Most technical indicators, with the exception of support / resistance levels and trend lines, will give confusing results.