Various articles and offsite links that cover the wide range of practical know-hos and technical information that you can use for research or for personal reading.

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W3C's home page for HTML containing links to multilpe guides, specifications, working groups and related activities.

Reference to HTML, covers various topics and areas of interest.

A good on-line HTML Tutorial from Eric A. Meyer including exercises and examples.

Another great resource for learning HTML. Site also contains Articles that tackle deeper areas of HTML and web design practices.

XForms is the successor to HTML forms, and this documentation offers great technical reference to the role of XForms to current Web Development practices.

Popular Del.icio.us links tagged with "CSS".

Tutorials from MaxDesign regarding CSS techniques using lists, floats, etc.

A portal and design gallery with focus on CSS based sites.

A great collection of links to CSS related sites, articles and tools with topics ranging from Accessibility to Web 2.0.

A definitive guide to understanding and solving CSS bugs and getting to know interesting CSS behaviors.

A great book on CSS and how to achieve great design with standards-compliant methodologies.

Promotes the proper use of CSS to achieve separation of content and styling, and features the different ways of what a website with the same constant content be graphically styled differently.

A weblog by Dave Shea, a Vancouver-Canada based designer, covers a wide scope of topics, and features great articles on CSS.

A great site to start anyone learning CSS on the right track, the W3C CSS Tutorials covers the fundamentals for CSS.

The startpage for beginners and those who are involved in CSS, provides updates, links to tools and online resources.

The 2-column and 3-column layouts are the basis for many websites, and this is a great resource to understanding and getting to know how this is done by looking at the CSS for each layout.

CSS experiments with great explanations.

CSS experiments with great explanations.

Examples of Javascript Hierarchical Menus.

A great resource for CSS beginners and experts.

IE is still the dominant browser, with a large percentage of internet users having it preinstalled on their machines. This reference site helps in ensuring that your CSS would work on previous and current versions of IE, and also pinpoint why you might be having unusual behavior with IE as opposed to other browsers.

Validates web pages in HTML, XHTML, SMIL, MathML, etc.

Validates CSS and lets you pinpoint typos and other errors in your CSS files.

This tool allows you to scan your website for broken links.

Test your web site speed with the free web-based analyzer.

The Common Look and Feel (CLF) Web site has been developed to assist federal government departments and agencies with the implementation of the Treasury Board Common Look and Feel Standards.

A great checklist for ensuring that your site is set to Web Standards. Knowing and testing against Web Standards also ensures that you have a more accessible, usable and findable ( through Search Engines ) sites.

30 days to a more accessible web site. Excellent website.

lynda.com is one of the best places to learn about the mysteries of web-safe colours. The site also has some links to other sites that make exceptionally good use of colour, fonts, frames, etc. Also check out her books. She is a good, accessible writer and teacher.

Weekly online magazine for people who make websites - from pixels to prose, coding to content.

Explores current design practices employed by designers.

Domains gives sites their unique identity.

DMOZ is the largest human-edited directory of the Web.

The site features articles, news and tutorials for getting the most of Web Technologies by adhering to Web Standards.

The Government of Canada Official Website.

The video-sharing site has great video content and tutorials on web design and other related topics.

Free Adobe Photoshop tutorials.

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