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This page contains the HTML coding resources that I use most often to answer my questions and help make my pages look their best. Please feel free to visit the links and learn all you can from them. My favorite four are at the top, the rest are in no particular order.

W3Schools
This site has plenty of helpful lists and tutorials on all sorts of subjects from special characters to adding a background color to your page. All of the information is laid out in an easy to use and easy to find manner with navigation on the left of each page. The tutorials can help you with anything from HTML to Flash and applets. W3School also has quizzes and exams to take on the code!

EchoEcho
EchoEcho is set up very nicely with every tutorial it offers in separate groups on the bottom of the main HTML page. It goes through each article clearly and concisely with forward and back buttons at the bottom of them to move onto the next tutorial or go back to the previous one. The best part of this site is that it has mini Quizzes you can take for each category! I'll be using these myself to make sure I have the coding down correctly in my head!

HTML Code Tutorials
This web page has help for many subjects on HTML and CSS. It also includes a forum to ask and answer questions on the subjects, and links for help in other areas of web page design. Pay attention to the 'Contents' box on the right of the page as it contains the seperate tag information of the category you clicked on.

HTML.net
This site is very helpful for both HTML and CSS. Each 'lesson' contains screen shots and clear headings to quickly find what you need, along with each tutorial's link on the left of the page. It also has a newsletter to keep you up to date.

WebMonkey
This is a 'cheat sheet' that lists tags and what they do in each category. If you're simply looking for the correct code, go to this site and use cntrl+f to find what you're looking for.

Page Resource
Page Resource gives information HTML, CSS and even FTP sites. It also has links to help in other fields of web design for things like JavaScript, ASP and PHP. Each page has examples of what it teaches you to do and how to use them.

Web Developer Forums
This is a forum site for web developers to ask questions and answer other developer's questions. It looks to be very comprehensive and helpful. It may not be a place for real beginners, though, as the talk can get very technical.

Code Idol
The navigation here can be a bit long with many clicks, but once you find what you need, this site gives complete definitions, examples and screen shots to explain all things HTML and CSS.

HTML FAQ
Make sure to click on the FAQ link as the Quick Guide is for complete beginners. If you have a specific question, you can find the answers in the FAQ page. Each answer gives full coding and examples.

HTML-HTML
HTML-HTML has many pages of information to search for information and help from putting in forms and frames to scripts and applets. If you're looking for a specific tag, I suggest their Quick List. Each tag has it's own page to describe it.


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