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Index

1. HTML Guides
2. HTML Software and Validation
3. Graphics Sources

HTML & Web Development Guides

Teresa Martin and Glenn Davis, The Project Cool Guide to HTML, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997.

This textbook also has a website for trying out basic html code and exploring additional resources.

Writing for the Web

Eric Schnell's guide, labelled a "primer for librarians," but generally useful.

Bare Bones Guide to HTML

List of every tag in HTML 3.2 plus Netscape extensions. Part of Kevin Werbach's site, including some verry interesting pages, like Whirrled, the guide for the 21st century.

Web66:8 minute html

Eight minutes? A quickie guide to HTML

Creating Net Sites

This site is maintained by Netscape Navigator to provide links to basic and more advanced web authoring documents and commercial developing tools.

Getting started with html

Useful guide to getting started. Can you pass the TEST at the end of the tip sheet?

Web Developer Online

An on-line version of this niche publication, minus the advertisements.

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HTML Software and Validation

Webber

Making the large assumption that you use a Windows 3.1/95 machine on occassion for your HTML work, you may wish to take a look at the excellent shareware HTML editor "Webber". It comes with a built-in validator, so you can interactively check and edit your documents. (Even if you primarily work with another editor, you may well want Webber for this feature alone.)

Dr HTML

Bobby

Graphic Resources

Web Wonk

Tips for Writers and Designers. One of my favorite sites! David Siegel talks about transferring standards of print layout design into the web. Controversial, but stimulating if you're concerned about design and images. At the moment, this page doesn't comply with Siegel's guidelines, but others in my website do.

Lynda's Homegurrrl Page

Lynda Weinman publishes a number of web reference works, like Coloring Web Graphics, Designing Web Graphics, and Deconstructing Web Graphics. Useful here is her Browser Safe Color Palette essay, recommending use of the 216 standard browser colors only.

Adobe

The publishers of Photoshop maintain their own site of developer tools and helpful information. Their Tips and Techniques page contains useful information.

Eric's Hot Icons

Looks like an interesting site, but will it crash your browser?

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Last updated March 20, 1997