Web Authoring
and Design
Tutorials
and Guides
Designing
and Building Web Pages at Warwick: A Case Study tutorial
Course
notes: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/training/trainer
Download the course notes and then contact elab@warwick.ac.uk
so you
can be given access to the SiteBuilder tool.
Advanced
HTML Tutorial - W3 Consortium
Tutorial
includes the use entities for special characters, linking into
the middle of pages, flowing text around images,define clickable
regions within images (image maps) and using roll-overs and
other tricks.
For
introductory tutorials and guides go to the "Getting
Started" page
Complete
HTML Reference - W3 Schools
All the tags,
their meanings and examples of use.
Styling
your Web Pages with CSS.- W3 Consortium
A
short guide on using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to add style
(e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents.
Using CSS you can separate the content of a web site from its
layout. Styles are normally saved in files external to your
HTML documents. External style sheets enable you to change the
appearance and layout of all the pages in your Web, just by
editing a single CSS document.
ITS
Guide to Metatags
What they are and how to use them at Warwick
Web
Page Design
ITS guidelines
on web site design
Checklist
for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0
As
the web is use by an increasing number of people it has become
very important to ensure that there are no barriers to access
for people with disabilities. The checklist provides a prioritised
list of checkpoints for making Web sites accessible.
For more
information see the Web Accessibility Initiative WAI
Yale
Manual For Web Site Design
An online book dedicated to the theory and practice of web site
design. Covers sites, page, graphic and multimedia (including
animation) design.
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