Nancy Wilson, Public Information Specialist

Publications Manager

Academic Computing and Networking Services

Colorado State University

Fort Collins, CO 80523

Phone: 303-491-5246

Fax: 303-491-1958

E-mail: nwilson@colostate.edu

Web Developers Sites

World-Wide Web Consortium

Web Developer's Virtual Library

Web Design Sites

Great Web Site Design Tips

Web Designer's Paradise

Mining Co. Guide to Web Design

Ask Dr. Web

Dmitry Kirsanov's Top Ten Web Design Tips

Web Design Delights

HTML Resources

Guide to Creating Your Own Home Page: This site has an extensive list of HTML resources.
http://www.screen.com/start/guide/html.html

HTML with Style: HTML with Style provides web designers with instruction on the "proper use of HTML and CSS." Tutorials make up a large part of the site. So far, 10 lessons are available, ranging from the basics of HTML to the use of cascading style sheets (CCS described in the May 15, 1998 Scout Report) for true visual formatting of web pages. The site is useful to beginners and accomplished web designers.
http://www.webreference.com/html/

HTML, the complete guide: This site claims to be a complete HTML guide. It contains documented features, obsolete features, undocumented features, form processing, and image maps.
http://www.emerson.emory.edu/services/html/html.html

Yahoo: WWW HTML Index: This is a master index of all of HTML. It includes basic and advanced techniques. You'll find a beginners guide, style guides, forms, quick reference, and an automatic home page generator.
http://dir.yahoo.com/Computers_and_Internet/Internet/World_Wide_Web/

Web Developer's Virtual Library: This site takes you a step beyond creating web pages and actually helps you format for content, style, and readability. This site contains a lot of good information, but it is skewed toward an advertising standpoint. You'll find authoring tips, guidelines and standards, page layout, the top 10 list of what NOT to do on a Web page , and lots more.
http://www.charm.net/~web/Vlib/Providers/Style.html

Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media Web Style Manual: This style guide is a great resource for designing and refining your web pages. It has ideas for headers, footers, limiting page length, and reducing graphic size. This site is geared toward advanced users, but almost anyone can find something useful here.
http://info.med.yale.edu/caim/manual/contents.htmlL

Internet Resources

The Extended Guide to the Internet: This site doesn't have much about HTML, but it does have a terrific introduction to the Internet, including the unofficial smiley dictionary.
http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu/EFF_Net_Guide/eeg_toc.html