HTML, CGL, JavaScript
NCSA--A Beginner's Guide to HTML Home Page
Creative HTML design
Color Hex Code Data	RGB Color Chart
HTML help sites
HTML META, REL and REV Tags
How to use META tags.
META Tag Builder
The HTML Reference Library
HTML Guild Classes and Links
Dynamic HTML Zone
Webmastery Guides to HTML
Website Abstraction - Java Script
JavaWorld	IDG's magazine for the Java community
Free Java scripts
Netcenter Help
Tell Your Friends System (CGI Form)
The CGI Collection (Forms)
The CGI Resource Index (Forms)
Web Counter Home Page
Website Design
Art and the Zen of Web Sites	Essential reading.
Sucky to Savvy, by Jeffrey Glover	Learn to avoid the WORST design mistakes.
ANYBrowser.com Browser Tests	See how your page looks on a different browser. They are different!
BUILDER.COM	20 questions about Web authoring
Creating Killer Websites CKWS Developer Links
Design Resources (hwg.org)
desktopPublishing.com
DevZone
Fierce Dot Com	Examples of the best and worst of websites.
Free Internet and Computer Tips E-mail Newsletters…
High Five	Excellence in Web Site Design
Idea Cafe: The Small Business Channel
Interface Hall of Shame	What not to do.
Internet Cream	What to strive for.
Matt Mickiewicz articles Design Guidelines Web Design Process The 60-second Battle Webmasters Tool Box	from Hitbox.com Webmasters Resourses-Hit Box
MBE Help Page
My Virtual Reference Desk …
Net Tips for Writers and Designers
NetMechanic	Online Link Testing, HTML Validation, etc.
Professional Web Design
Secrets of Successful Websites
The Best of the Web	and The Worst of the Web
Web Designer's Paradise
WebMonster: Web Design & Marketing
Web Developers' Virtual Library
Web Pages That Suck
Web Source
The WDVL: Web Design	More than Meets the Eye
Recommended books
These are golden. These are the very best books I've found for beginners. The rest you can learn on the web. Don't waste your money buying others. Most are expensive, voluminous yet incomplete, and confusing. However, if you find one that's worthy, do let me know! Unless you have a background in Art and Design, you can't imagine how little you know about design until you start working with a web page. The Williams' books are skinny, succinct, funny, and brilliant. Both cover layout, design, fonts and good taste! Don't touch an HTML editor until you've read one of them. Robin Williams: The Non-Designer's Design Book, or Robin Williams: The Non-Designer's Web Book. (This one contains virtually everything that's covered in the first, plus excellent lessons on web-building for the raw beginner. If you already know a bit about HTML, get the other--it's cheaper.) These are essential reference books to have at your side constantly: Deborah & Eric Ray, HTML 4 For Dummies Quick Reference, or Ed Tittle, James Michael Stewart, and Natanya Pitts, Hip Pocket Guide to HTML4 (You can order online from Amazon.com by clicking on the titles.)
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