Developing Your Own Website

These are just a few of the online resources that can assist you with building your own web pages, websites, or learning HTML.

• A Beginner's Guide to HTML - NCSA's "HTML Primer." One of the most popular sites for learning and exploring HTML.
• Creating Net Sites - Netscape's guide to HTML and web page construction.
• SiteBuilder Network - Microsoft's web site for tools, tips, and resources for building web sites.
• HTML Working and Background Materials - W3C Organization's current list of resources for creating hypertext documents.
• World Wide Web and HTML Tools - W3C Organization's archive page for managing web servers, and generating hypertext documents.
• WWW & HTML Developer's JumpStation - SingNet and OneWorld Information Services references and resources for HTML.
• Web Developer's Virtual Library - Tech, Geek, Software, News, Authoring, Reference, Multimedia and more.
• Web Developer.com - News, Library, Developer's Forum, Reviews, and Downloads from Mecklermedia.
• webreference.com - Articles, Tips, Design, Java, and more.
• HTML Reference Manual - Sandia Labs' introduction to HTML and web page authoring.
• Style Sheets - W3C guide to style on the World Wide Web.
• HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol - W3C's overview of HTTP. Includes News and Updates, Specifications, Drafts, Papers and Reports, HTTP Sample Software, Talks and Presentations, and more.
• Doctor HTML - Verify your HTML syntax with this web page analysis tool.
• West Point, HTML Verification - West Point's HTML syntax verification and analysis tool.