Web Page & HTML Sources

This is a source of web page development tools and guides to using Hypertext Markup Language for WWW page preparation. This is just a sample of what is on the web to assist you in your home page development and with the HTML language. After opening one of the sources, use Netscape's "What's Related" button on the top right of the screen to locate similar items. Use Search Engines to find even more. Let me know if you have some good URL's to add to this page by e-mail to wcweber@csupomona.edu

Canlink Interactive Technologies. Use their Help Desk to learn all about Lots O' Things related to web page design and HTML.

Color on Web Pages. An explanation of body colors for pages and links of sources for more information on colors for colors on web pages.

C/NET Builder.Com http://builder.cnet.com/

NCSA's Beginner's Guide to HTML. You can print this guide developed by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications for your personal use.

Steve Iman's Library of Internet Resources. Includes considerable information on the internet HTML, home pages, and site design.

University of Oregon Web Development Resources. A large number of links to sources for web page development and HyperText Markup Language (HTML).

Web Style Guide: Basic Design for Creating Web Sites (Lynch & Horton)--An excellent source for complete principles of designing web sites and pages, with graphic design principles.

There are many FREE sources of things to enhance your web pages once you've done the basic pages in HTML.

The Shock Zone. FREE Animated GIF's, Borders, JavaScripts, Shockwaves, and Other Free Stuff to Add to Web Pages.

Clipart Dot Com. Free Clip Art and Animation.

Cool Archive. Another source for fonts, animations, backgrounds, bullets, sounds, and other useful tools.

FreeStuffCenter.Com. Fonts, graphics, sounds, wallpaper, and other things for free.