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Learning HTML isn't that hard, but if you want to be an expert you have to watch your style. Having good style now can help you avoid headaches later over tiny coding mistakes.
HTML Style Guidelines
- HTML with Style
- The HTML with Style Tutorials will teach you HTML and CSS, from scratch,
the Right Way. New column every month. By Stephanos Piperoglou.
- Introduction
to HTML
- An excellent and thorough introduction to HTML by
Ian Graham a
PhD at the University of Toronto and author of the HTML Sourcebook.
- HTML 3.2 and Netscape 4.0
- WebReference's own guidelines on which Netscape extensions to use, and
which NOT to use - ABK
- WDVL's
Style Guide
- Alan Richmond explains the rules of HTML style that he uses when writing
for his site, the Web Developer's Virtual Library.
- Yale C/AIM
WWW Style Manual
- A good style manual and a point.com winner. Describes the design principles
used to create the pages within the Center for Advanced Instructional Media's
(C/AIM) World Wide Web site, by Patrick Lynch.
- A
Basic HTML Style Guide
- Covers the basics, and uses a similar navigation button system to my own
and the Yale guide. By Alan Richmond
- Composing good HTML
- A well-structured do's and dont's of HTML by
Eric Tilton. Includes good
practices, common errors, things to avoid, and obsolete HTML elements.
- Hints for Web
Authors
- A practical guide to authoring web documents. The author stresses
functionality in writing html over graphic design.
- HTML
Style Guide
- This page is provided as a reference for those wishing to create new web
pages, modify existing pages, or just brush up on HTML style. From St. Edward's
University.
- Style Guide
for Online Hypertext
- By Tim Berners-Lee, father of the Web
- Bad Style Page
- Covers what not to do with HTML. By Tony Sanders.
- Web Pages That Suck
- Vincent Flanders teaches good Web design by looking at bad Web design.
- Systems Magic HTML
Style Guides
- A perfectly good guide to HTML style, but does not include the use of CSS.
- HTML Resources:
Style
- The HTML Writers' Guild Collection of Style Guides
- Zack's Style Guide
- An HTML style guide by this guy named Zack. Address the usual
cross-platform issues, bandwidth conservation, and WYSIWYG's.
- Style guide for online hypertext
- The Web Design Group's style guide, including how to organize content.
- Essays on HTML and the Web
- There is more to HTML than just the Web. Read the thoughts and criticsms of people intimate with the Internet.
- 100 do's and don'ts in Web design
- Contains suggestions to improve the look and feel of a website and tips to make your HTML browser independent.
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