Creating Your Own Web Page

Section 2: For the Intermediate

• Intermediate HTML
  Covers style, advanced header tags, and has an excellent section on forms.
  
  
• Yale Style Manual
  Designed to teach the reader to use the basic HTML tags to create a graphically creative and effective site.
  
  

• Carlos' Forms Tutorial
  A easy to understand step-by-step tutorial with tons of examples. (Pay attention - there is a test at the end of this one!)
  
  
• Web Diner Forms Tutorial
  How to create an interactive form and submit the values through email without using an external script.
  
  
• HTML Forms Tutorial
  NCSA's tutorial, which covers each tag in detail.
  
  

• Netscape's Introduction to Tables
  Tables are a great way to control the layout of your web page. Netscape's tutorial is a prefect place to start learning how to use them.
  
  
• Tables for Your Home Page - an article published by PC Magazine
  A slightly more in depth tutorial on tables.
  
  
• HTML Tables Tutorial
  Goes into some of the more advanced techniques in table development.
  
  

• Netscape's Frames Tutorial
  Netscape's own introduction to frames. Great frames reference to bookmark - each tag is documented with examples of proper syntax.
  
  
• Sharky's Frames Tutorial
  Easy to follow introduction to frames that continues into the actual HTML code needed to setup a framed site.
  
  

• The Sevloid Guide to Web Design
  Over 100 tips, tricks, and techniques on making your web site easier to read, navigate, and get return visitors.
  
  
• Creating a Successful Web Site
  Very helpful tips on optimizing your content and layout.
  
  
• How Do They Do That With HTML?
  Tricks on topics from background color to dynamic web page delivery.
  
  
• Bandwidth Conservation Society
  Lots of neat tricks to optimize your images and web pages for fast delivery to the end user.
  
  
• GCLabs' Design-O-Rama
  Further information on technique and style - excellent suggestions on page and image alignment.