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HTMLSource: HTML Tutorials by Ross Shannon—“If you are just starting your illustrious HTML career, have a leaf through the two Starting Off sections, if you want more specific tutorials check out the Lessons, and if you're well versed in the art of HTML you should read the Advanced stuff.”

W3C – the World Wide Web Consortium

W3 Validator – validate your web pages.

HTML 4 in Netscape and Explorer ... a great resource documenting differences in support. More wisdom from Webreference.com.

Yuriko Ienaga lists every single HTML 4 tag, and shows which browsers support it (or don’t) at www.ncdesign.org/html/list.htm. An outstanding effort.

HTML 4.0 as handled by Navigator and Explorer. An earlier piece on the same subject.

Stuck With Old Browsers Until 2003? Jakob Nielsen fears that we will be.

Amazing HTML – covers most areas of webdesign from CSS to HTML to basic CGI, FTP, and more; geared toward beginning to intermediate web authors

Authoring Valid HTML – builder.com reviews various validators

Best Viewed with Any Browser – campaign to eliminate Netscape (or Microsoft) dependance from web design; worth seeing

Bobby – accessibility/browser compatibility checker

HTML Compendium – originally a simple listing of HTML elements, it has expanded to include CSS and an extensive “Notes” section.

WDG’s Listing of HTML and CSS References, covering HTML 3.2 and HTML 4.0, CSS

HTML Standards Compliance: Why Bother? – from the Web Developer’s Virtual Library

How to Achieve Web standards and quality on your site – published by the W3C QA Interest Group, this contains several rebuttals to the concerns of change-resistant managers and clients, and also displays properly written DOCTYPE declarations for the versions of HTML and XHTML in common use. A more complete list of valid DOCTYPE declarations is also available from the same source.

A List Apart – high signal, low noise mailing list and weekly magazine for people who make websites.

HTML Writers Guild

htmlhelp.com

Index Dot HTML

Project Cool Developer Zone – tutorials and advanced topics for developers

Useit.com – Jakob Nielsen on developing usable sites. Nielsen is a web usability consultant and former Sun Microsystems Distinguished Engineer.

The Web Developer’s Virtual Library

The Webmaster’s Reference Library

WebMonkey – Hotwired’s help and tutorials