Designing for the Web differs in many ways from designing for print. The following links address specific information about designing and creating Web presentations.

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Web Resources

A Beginner's Guide to HTML

A primer for producing documents in HTML.

Style Guide for Online Hypertext

Guide designed to help create a WWW hypertext database that effectively communicates your knowledge to the reader.

TABLE Element in HTML

HTML Tables and how to create them.

Templates for Homepages

Templates and worthwhile information to help create homepages.

The Color Specifier for Netscape

Codes to create color backgrounds using Netscape 1.1b or later.

The Enhancement Index and Programming Netscape

Information on how to use HTML, Java, and CGI.

The Home Page Maker

Designed to create very generic homepages that can be downloaded for use on your server.

The Ten Commandments of HTML FAQ

Information on frequently asked questions about HTML.

Web 66: Cookbook

Cookbook that gives recipes for setting up an Internet server; including software and other neat stuff.

Web Page Design

Overview of elements that make a good homepage.

Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media's WWW Style Manual

World Wide Web Authoring Resoures.

Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media's WWW Style Manual

This manual describes the design principles used to create the pages within the Center for Advanced Instructional Media's (C/AIM) World Wide Web site. This is not an introduction to HTML authoring, as excellent resources already exist for those purposes.

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Written by Doug Kipperman and Deb Linder. Last updated May 3, 1997

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