You'll be hard-pressed to find a cleaner, faster loading help site than HTMLclinic. Hundred's of pages that show you all the in's and out's of designing your site. This site covers it all, A to Z! There's also an online forum to discuss html topics. Give this one a try, you'll be glad you did... highly recommended!
In addition to all the help with html, this site is worth a visit just for the design. Cool layout and easy as pie to navigate. A lot of hard work has been put into this site and it shows. You'll find everyting from novice to advanced help, as well as some cool tips and tricks. A must see!
Wow! I'm impressed with this site. Especially since it's be written in terms that even "I" can understand. It's all covered here folks...from a-z and then some. If there's not enough for you here, then the webmsater kindly gives us a valuable list of offsite links to further feed your html hunger. This is a must visit!
Free web site promotion resources, a huge searchable directory, and origional tools, articles and tutorials to lift your website off the ground. This is a top notch site...and certainly worth a visit!
A CNET sibling, Builder.com has a massive amount of links and information geared towards novice and advanced designer's. Although the site navigation is a bit of a pain, you'll find a goldmine of infomation if you want to put in the time.
The HTMLcenter is a nicely designed site that covers the whole spectrum of web design. Although it seems their main goal is to sell their ware's, there's still a lot of free info that can be garnered from visiting. Well worth a look.
You've all heard the saying, " learn from your mistakes"...right? Well, this cool site gives you the chance to learn from "other" people's mistakes. This is not a rude site by any stretch of the imagination, it simply shows you what makes a site bad. The reviews are honest and the suggestions he makes you will find quite useful. On top of that...it's just a fun site!
Although geared towards new web designers, this site goes "way beyond" the normal help site by providing a wide variety of goodies. Free templates, cool software, and of course their html help is right on the front page! Very nicely done site that loads fast. Definitely worth a visit or 2, or 3, or...just go!
HTML help site?...well, sorta. Webopedia is an online dictionary for internet terms. Just type in your keyword and up comes a definition of your query. This site can be useful if you are considering adding special effects likes cookies or .cgi scripts. With all the funky terminology on the web, this is a good way to find out what it "really" means.
Introductory to advanced tutorials on HTML and webpage building. Not the most detailed help site I've seen, but a nice place to start for the new web designer.
Free help site dedicated to beginners to help solve computer related problems. Also offering free logo design and the BEST free download sites to help fix that problem. Best of all everything is FREE.
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