Web Developer's Handbook - absolutely the best collection of links for Web site programmers.

W3Schools - Full Web development tutorials for free.

Web Wiz Forum - Web development forums, ASP tutorials, Web dev book reviews, etc.

8 Sites with Quality HTML Coding Examples from the folks at MakeUseOf.

Don't Fear the Internet is a collection of tutorial videos that show you beginner level HTML and CSS.

Tutorial Links from Westciv.

WebDeveloper has some tutorials, articles on Web servers, tools, etc.

dZone is a blog for developers.

HTML Help - Web Design Group Web Tools - Web page validators, CSS checker, CGI debugger, etc.

Essential Tools for Web Developers - Web based tools.

HTML5 Templates This article contains a few sites that give you a good start in coding with HTML5.

BoilerPlate is a set of HTML5 code that helps you create your own web page. The code includes CSS and javascript.

allaboutyourownwebsite has information on designing your web page, reviews of Web software, tutorials, color wheels, etc.

The WWW Help Page is a collection of links to various topics related to Web page building. Includes style sheets, background colors, CGI, etc.

Color Chart - color chart showing names and hex equivlents. Web safe colors are identified but other colors are also listed.

Web Colors - in the Wikipedia, shows the hex, decimal triplet, and color name.

Colorlab lets you select from the 'color safe' palette and shows the colors that you select within each other so you can see how they'll look together.

Color Selector - color selector page - mix colors to see who they will look together - table of Web safe colors with hex codes and names.

Color Palette Inspiration - lots of samples of graphics using minimal number of colors in palette.

Browser Safe Color Chart gives the hex codes for browser safe colors.

Visibone Color Swatches has some great resources for using color on the Web including a palette for Paint Shop Pro.

Browser Safe Colors translates the named colors into hex.

Colorzilla is an add-on for Firefox that gives you a dropper which can tell the color of any object on the screen. Useful when developing sites.

ReallyBig.com has a little bit of everything for the Web page builder including graphics, hit counters, scripts, code, etc. It is very big.

Andover Update's Web Traffic Report can tell you if the jam up is in the Web or in your intranet.

Web Developer's Notes - lots of tips and tricks associated with Web page maintenance including tutorials on HTML, Javascript, Flash, and SQL.

Digital Point Forums - forums for Web developers

go4expert - programming and Web development forums.

Web Dev Forums - for Web developers.

Webmaster World - has forums and a nice collection of posts that are highlighted due to their highly interesting content.

Web Page Design has some pretty good links to Web development resources.

Web Design References is a rather large collection of links to design tools sponsored by the University of Minnesota Duluth.

DreamWeaver FAQ

DreamWeaver Tips & Tutorials

Web Page Basics - very basic.

Webby Awards have links to the best designed Web pages.

A Search Engine for Your Site is a collection of search engines. Some sites supply code that you can include in your Web page.

Bookmarklets These are little utility programs disquised as bookmarked sites. You can put their links in your toolbar and click on them whenever you need them.

A List Apart is a e-magazine and site for Web site developers.

Cookie Central tells you all about cookies.

Code Guru is a site for Web site developers. Has info on IIS, SQL Server, etc.

IIS FAQ - excellent info broken down into categories.

WebTalk Guys - Web talk radio show - listen to short presentations on topics related to the Web including reviews of sites.

Five Tips for Optimizing GIF Files

WebDesign References - put together by University of Minnesota Duluth - is a collection of sites that have information on Web design including HTML, CSS, script, color, etc.

Web Style Guide - has some great material on designing a Web site - no code.

Cheat Sheets for Web and other programming languages.

Add a Search Engine to Your Site

How to Install XAMPP This software loads Apache and MySql on your local device so you can host Web sites from your local network.

How to Install WAMP This software loads Apache, MySql, and PHP on your local device so you can host Web sites from your local network or continue work place Web development at home.

Tableizer This site converts a spreadsheet table into HTML code that you can add to your Web page.

Word2CleanHTML This site converts Word documents, or pasted portions, into HTML.

Web Scrapers These are Linux tools for scraping Web pages and converting the data into CSV files.

W3C HyperText Markup Language Homepage is sponsored by the official HTML W3C organization. Their site includes a program that tidies up your HTML code. Also has a tutorial.

HTML Goodies has reference info on HTML in 100 short tutorials, Java scripts, free graphics, FAQ, etc.

W3 Schools has a lot of tutorials on programming HTML, style sheets, XML, etc.

HTML Made Real Easy has brief examples and a nice intro section to forms.

Open Web Design - free Web site templates submitted by designers.

HTML Station has good examples of how HTML tags will look in a browser. Good, quick reference.

HTML Tag Index is a great, quick overview with brief examples.

WebReference concentrates on material related to the Web such as HTML, DHTML, java, javascript, etc. Check out the Developer's Corner.

HTML Lite - some simple tutorials on HTML, CSS, etc.

Web Site Tips - Javascript, tutorials, links - resources for Web site creators.

Create a Favicon This page creates a favicon that can appear next to your Web page name on the tab of browsers. Send an image. Get an icon.

Web Page Basics - very basic.

Frames from HTML Goodies.

Robots Option Generator - controls how search spiders deal with your site.

Submit Corner's Guides - is a nice collection of advice and tools related to refining your Web site for submission to search engines.

Web Developers Virtual Library has a large number of links to resources associated with developing and maintaining a Web page.

Check Link is a link validator from the W3C folks.

Quality Assurance Tools - collection of links to validators and link checkers.

Link Checker is a Firefox addin that checks the validity of links on the page that you're currently reading.

Meta Tag Generator - scans meta tags for appropriate punctuation and form.

Meta Tag Generator - from SUBMITexpress also has other tools

Lisa Explains has tutorial material on HTML, CSS, javasript, etc. Working examples.

MS FrontPage Support - you'll need it.

HTML Writer's Guild has some basic stuff about writing HTML and creating pages. Includes a FAQ for beginners.

Tidy HTML You feed this site your HTML and it gives you back a report on mismatched tags. Also formats your code to make it look pretty.

W3 Validator - web page validation service.

W3 Link Checker scans a page and tells you the status of the links on the page.

Web Site Development Tools is a collection of sites that generate buttons, logos, banners, etc.

55 Free Online Tools

ButtonGenerator generates menu buttons for your site.

Viewable With Any Browser Campaign has a lot of information on designing cross-browser compatible pages.

Rich In Style has a chart that depicts browser compatibility with HTML code.

Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design, 1996 and Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design, 1999 - 9 out of 10 are the same as in 1996

Recipe for Web Design is a great article, based on a cooking metaphor, about designing Web pages.

Free Graphic Land

HTML Help from the Web Design Group, has tips and links to other sites for developing HTML pages.

Riddler generates an encrypted script for 'mailto' forms that prevents spammers from getting your email address.

HTML Dog - HTML and CSS tutorials and reference.

Tips on Creating a User Friendly 404 Error Page

Open Source Templates has a large collection of free Web page templates that make use of CSS.

Web Designer Wall is a blog about Web design. Great source.

Comprehensive Guide to .htaccess

.htaccess Code Generator You type in the parameters and it generates the code that you can cut and paste into your own htaccess file to control access to your site.

MSDN HTML and CSS This is the Microsoft support site for their implementation of HTML, CSS, DHTML, DOM model, etc. Some useful information and code.

W3C Link Checker free.

IDN Checker checks to see if there are any variants of your Web page domain. Evil-doers can mimic your domain name with non-Latin letter equivilents which can lead users to be mislead about the page destination.

AVG Link Safety discusses what you can do to protect your browsing from domain hacking and other evils.

Kaspersky Link Checker will scan a URL that you enter and tell you if there are any viruses or other evils waiting there.

ScanURL will scan a URL that you enter and tell you if there are any viruses or other evils waiting there.

How to Embed Anything in a Web Page - RSS feeds, very large photos, slideshow, chat, etc.

How to Build a Web Site in 12 lessons, shows you how to use CSS and scripting.

How to Setup a Web Site Using WordPress has very basic instructions on the steps required to set up a domain to host your Web site. The instructions are pretty specific to setting up a BlueHost hosted site using WordPress.

How to Setup a Store Online for free. MakeUseOf article describes a handfull of sites that allow you to sell your stuff.

Code Beautifiers and Converters has a bunch of tools that beautify code (arrange your code text according to standards). There are links to sites that convert files (e.g., convert Excel to HTML, convert CSV to XML, etc.) The site has a wide variety of other utilities and is worth checking out just to see what it might have.

What is the DOM The Document Object Model is the underlying framework for all Web pages. Understanding it helps one understand how browsers work, how to write better CSS and Javascript, etc.

Eight Website Visitor Tracking Services (2021) MakeUseOf article on 8 services that will track and count visitors to your site.

Websites With HTML and CSS Projects For Beginners (2023) MakeUseOf article that reviews Websites that have HTML and CSS projects that are practical and introductory.

Cascading Style Sheets from the W3 organization.

Simple Cascading Style Sheets Examples - some very simple examples that can be immediately useful as well as a good, short learning article.

Cascading Style Sheet Basics - cascading style sheet tutorial - short chapters but few examples - mostly easy to understand definitions.

Cascading Style Sheet Code Validator - you enter the URL for the code, or enter the code itself, and it checks to see if there are any errors. It will also take uploads.

Web Site Tips CSS - checks the syntax of your CSS.

CSS Validator Although the material on CSS is very good, the other material on graphics, scripts, etc. is also quite good. Very good site.

Cascading Style Sheets from Dave Raggett - good intro to the subject.

Simple CSS Examples has small snippets of CSS code with short explanations of the various pieces. Nice intro to CSS coding logic.

CSS HTML Tutorials - is a series of short, easily digested tutorials about HTML and CSS.

Style Sheets from the Web Design Group, includes a tutorial and a Style Sheet checker.

CSS Tricks has a bunch of CSS and HTML code for all levels. They also have sources for other learning material.

Simple CSS Code Examples, from MakeUseOf, these are fundamental examples useful as an introduction to CSS code.

Style Sheet Properties

Style Sheet Primer

CSS for Beginners from HTML Goodies.

CSS Beauty - CSS templates, advice, discussion, etc.

How To Set A CSS Background Image Simple but informative example of adding a background image to a Web page through the use of CSS.

Position is Everything has some very good material on CSS.

53 CSS Techniques That You Can't Live Without

Practical CSS Tips, Tricks, and Techniques includes a section on creating forms without using tables, if that is what moves ya. Also, see - Why Using Tables for Layout is Stupid.

CSS Zen Garden has examples of page design produced purely by CSS code .

CSS Examples - great set of CSS examples that allow you to edit the code and see the results immediately.

W3School How To has full, working code examples for CSS, Javascript, HTML... It doesn't explain the code but you can test it out in a special window that instantly shows the results.

Simple CSS Examples This is a nice intro article from the MakeUseOf folks with about 10 easy examples of CSS.

Javascripter FAQ Nice, simple examples of Javascript code in a FAQ format.

TutorialsPoint includes tutorials on CSS, HTML, Javascript, etc.

Rounded Corners via CSS

Tooltips with Shadows using DHTML

Curtom Corners and Drop Shadow Edges with CSS

Drop Shadows with CSS

Cookies and Javascript - examples of how to use cookies within Javascript.

HTML and CSS Table Border Style Wizard is a very nice application that lets you toy with table border properties and then gives you the CSS code for it.

Styling Tables with CSS

CSS Play - is a collection of CSS code. Some very nice stuff.

Taming Lists with CSS.

CSS Tutorial is a very basic but understandable overview of CSS.

CSS Browser Compatibility

Navigration Menu with CSS - 50+ examples of clean navigational menus.

Menu Creators

Building Lists with CSS

CBEL Style Sheet Sites is a collection of over 200 CSS sites.

SitePoint CSS Reference has some useful CSS stuff.

Positioning Using CSS Boxes - is a nice tutorial on the 'box' structure.

Styling Form Buttons - with CSS. Nice tutorial.

Creating a Navigation Bar with CSS and HTML is a nice description of the necessary coding.

CSShark – has a nice set of basics and tutorials. The FAQ is particularly useful.

Eric Meyer's CSS Info - Eric has a plethora of useful information on CSS including demos of advanced techniques.

Create a Photo Gallery This quick tutorial uses HTML, CSS, and javascript.

How To Build A Sticky Header With CSS This is part of a Web site that does not move when the site is scrolled - useful for menus.

W3Schools Javascript has a live editor to allow you to try code.

Eloquent JavaScript is an interactive tutorial.

JavaScript.info has everything that you might want to know about JavaScript including coding editors.

JavaScript Tutorial has some basic but useful tutorials on coding with JavaScript.

DASH Teaches HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with applied examples to help you build better Web sites.

WebReference concentrates on material related to the Web such as HTML, DHTML, java, JavaScript, etc. Check out the Developer's Corner.

Doc JavaScript has useful, bite-sized sample code and tips on JavaScript.

HotScripts has all kinds of scripts including JavaScript, AJAX, PHP, ASP, etc.

BrainJar - great tutorials on css, html, javasrcipt, etc.

JavaScript Primer from the folks who brought you "HTML Goodies".

Matt's Script Library mostly Perl scripts

Dynamic Drive - lot of scripts - mostly JavaScript and dhtml.

JavaScript Kit- free scripts and tutorial

WebDeveloper.com - has good scripting forum, news, tutorials

JavaScript City - free scripts, forum, tutorials

JavaScripts - from Internet Related Technologies (IRT) is a collection of scripts.

Easy Javascipt Concepts - relatively short articles on JavaScript concepts with easy to understand code examples.

Quirksmode JavaScript - moderately complex but educational

JavaScripter.net - has some nice snippets

JavaScript Tutorial from Web Developers Notes.

JavaScript Kit has a lot of free JavaScript plus additional resources related to JavaScript.

Listomatic is arguably the best free online menu generator around.

qForms via JavaScript

Check/Uncheck All JavaScript check boxes

FancyZoom - is a great JavaScript that allows you to click on thumbnails in your site and the script blows them up.

JavaScript Popup Creator - a JavaScript popup coder - you enter the parameters and it writes the code which you can cut and paste.

Dynamic HTML scripts.

IBM's Java Site

CGI Resources

Java Tutorial is aimed at programmers, sponsored by the Sun folks.

Making Sense of Java

JavaWorld

PHP News

PHP Builder has material on PHP coding.

Killer PHP Videos - learn PHP in a handful of 3 minute videos.

PHP Documentation - on the original PHP site.

Ruby Language

ASP Primer - more excellent material in the series of 'Goodies' tutorials.

DHTML Goodies - DHTML and AJAX scripts.

Web Based Programming - has a bunch of tutorials on languages from Perl to FoxPro to PHP. It looks like this material is from books.

Weebly has customizable site templates so you can build a rudimentary site pretty quickly.

Wix has customizable site templates so you can build a rudimentary site pretty quickly.

Buy.domains will register your domain name for about $16 per year.

Homestead is a hosting site that has an easy to use tool to help you build your own, small Web site.

Bigstep - commercial site builder (small business).

PromoPhobia has links to sites that promote your web site. They will gladly do the work for you for a price.

Web Pages That Suck intends to instruct by showing bad page designs.

Host Search helps you search for a host service provider.

Best Web Hosting (2020) article by Who Is Hosting This.

FindMyHosting - how to find the best hoster for your site.

Web Hosting Talk - Web hosting forums.

Uptime is a chart of hosting provider failures for the top 100 hosting services. The site has a treasure chest of other information about hosting providers.

Network Solutions is a domain registrar.

Dotster is a domain registrar that is cheap and lets you 'park' a simple page on their server as you build your production Web page.

Blogger vs WordPress compares the two blogging platforms.

How To Host A Website On Your Local PC Or Laptop includes some pretty detailed instructions without explanation.