Compendium of HTML Elements - Here's a handy reference. It is an alphabetical list of HTML Elements with links to detailed descriptions of what each tag does, which attributes go with it, and which of the top browsers will support it. Be sure to bookmark it for future reference.

Web Site Garage - Is your HTML in need of a quick, free tune-up? Park your URL and you'll get a dead link check, load time check, site popularity check, and spelling check on the fly! A very useful tool for any web site creator.

Cross-Platform Page - You'll want to check your web site for cross-platform compatibility to ensure that it's accessible to as many people as possible. When you get to this stage of design, one really helpful resource is this site created by Eric Bennett. He provides a wealth of information on which file formats work on which platforms and how to convert from one format to another. There are also links to compression and encoding utilities, several relevant FAQs and much more. In true cross-platform spirit, the site is designed to display correctly on all browsers.

The HTML Reference Library - This is the official web site of The HTML Reference Library (HTMLib), a Windows .hlp file that details all current HTML elements and includes a table telling which tags are supported by MS Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and NCSA Mosaic. The site includes a brief FAQ and, most importantly, links to sites where you can download the application FREE. Also included in the HTMLib is the Colour Wizard, which lets you toy with various text and background color arrangements without having to actually change the code and reload in order to see the results.

Netmechanic will check your HTML, check your links for free too. If only it did windows it would be the perfect tool! (Please note: this service gets very busy and it may be difficult to retrieve the results of your web page check up)

How I Learned to Love HTML - This web site features a number of simple, well organized tutorials. If you're looking for simple HTML to add images or links, or advanced HTML tips for imagemaps or forms, look no further. If you're web-savvy enough to be braving the waters of CGI (Common Gateway Interface) Programming, there's information for you, too.

Free Web page tools, pointers to graphics, etc.

HTML Editors Reviewed - Want to use an HTML editor but don't know what to choose? Check out Carl Davis' HTML Editor Review. He includes a matrix of the features, and talks about the good points of the editors as well as the poor points.

Insert Page Title Here - Here's the "Insert Page Title Here" web page, brought to you by the Budd Ugly Design Group. This page is meant as an example of how not to create a web site, and it does a wonderful job of creating a perfect nightmare of a web site. Enjoy!

Shareware.Com - Looking for the latest version of that HTML widget you've heard so much about? Browse Shareware.com for thousands of files.

Spiderwoman - Looking to share help and information? Browse the message boards or join the mailing list of Spiderwoman and meet other web developers.

WebGrrls - Webgrrls is an international group of women involved with the web who meet on a regular basis. Check out this site to find out if you have a local Webgrrls chapter, and get networking now!