by William Eric McFadden
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Web Authoring Links by William Eric McFadden revision 20230809-1816 |
Links to sites not related to web authoring can be found in my Bookmarks.
Read my disclaimer.
"Simplicity is key to satisfying users. They don't want to spend time learning how to use a site."--Jakob Neilsen
Smashing Magazine--JavaScript, CSS, and Design
Expression Web Help--"the best resource on the web"
Free Fonts at Simply the Best
Free Fonts at Letterhead Fonts
1001 Free Fonts
dafont.com
fontso.com
Pagemaster's Toolbox at Ohio University
Web Development at MSDN
Doctor HTML v5--check web page syntax
Free Services for Web Publishers by Philip Greenspun
W3 Schools--"The Best Things in Life are Free"
Web Tools Review by Philip Greenspun--new URL
WebMonkey
HTML Help by the Web Design Group, including Cascading Style Sheets
Using and Understanding the Internet: Creating Your Own Homepage at PBS.Org
Resources for Web Authors by Ohio University Computer Services
The Bare Bones Guide to HTML by Keven Werbach
A Beginner's Guide to HTML at NCSA
Beginning HTML at HTML Goodies by Joe Burns, PhD
thesitewizard.com--"website design, promotion, programming and revenue making"
Unicode Miscellaneous Symbols
HTML Characters, Alpha Codes
Web ASCII character codes
HTM Codes and Entities at LookupTables.com
Web Color Chart: hexadecimal & decimal
Colour Selector Page by Lindsay Marshall
Java Colour Generator by Sami Lababidi
HTMlite Tutorials--HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more (Rollovers/Image Swap)
Java Boutique
JavaScript Kit with scripts and tutorials
overLIB JavaScript library
JQuery JavaScript library
Favicon Generator: favicon.io
How to Display Icon in Address Bar at Chami.com
How to Hide URL in Status Bar at JavaScript FAQts
SWiSHzone.com--"Easy Flash Animation Software Tools, Templates, & Tutorials
Jakob Nielsen's Usable Information Technology--guide to web usability, including...
Vincent Flanders' Web Pages that Suck
Keith Instone's User-Experience.org
Usability.gov
Notes from Steve Brown:
I also use 'wget' a lot, it works the other direction. It will fetch a remote tree by http
Both are free apps, developed on Linux with ports to other Unices and Windoze.
directory tree by ftp.
or ftp and copy it locally. While sitecopy runs on the primary site and pushes file to a
mirror, wget could run on a mirror site and suck files from the primary. wget is not as
smart as sitecopy about keeping track of changing files, but it's clever about following
links. I mostly use it for cloning a local copy of an entire remote site. If you screw up,
it's possible that wget will try to duplicate the entire WWW on your hard drive...
SiteCopy--keep a remote site up-to-date with a local directory tree by ftp
WGet--will fetch a remote tree by http or ftp and copy it locally
WhirlGIF--GIF animation software
WWW Viewer Test Page
Non-Dithering Colors in Browsers by Lynda Weinman
Copyright Myths Explained by Brad Templeton
Copyright Law in the Digital Age by Michael Fulks
This is a collection of links that I have found useful or interesting, either professionally or personally. It is maintained for my own use, and is subject to change at any time. No claims are made to completeness, accuracy, or competence. No endorsement of any site, individual, product, or corporation is intended. With these caveats, anyone is welcome to browse these links or to use this page.