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Dial-a-Style
Web Design
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HTML Tag List. Be careful.
Some of these tags are from the days when HTML was doing style too.
You should be using CSS for style. Think before using.
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CSS Property List:
the whole list.
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Color Hex Codes for the 216 web-safe colors (plus a few more)
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Color Names for colors (hex codes or RGB would be better)
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Color Scheme Designer: Pick colors for your
page that go well together.
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Sizzling Jalfrezi: No, not an
Indian restaurant, but a good HTML and CSS reference.
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Dr. Ozone: Bleeding-edge web design using DHTML and Javascript.
And the doctor will show you how he does it too.
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Web Pages that Suck: Bad color
choices, unknown links, and way-too-busy pages. Learn how to
make a good page by seeing what to avoid.
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CSS Zen Garden: Shows the power of what CSS can do. Our
CSc 055 web page, with its 3 different styles, was inspired by this site.
The HTML stays the same. Only the CSS changes.
Software
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Aptana: This is the same development environment we use in class.
Get the Standalone version. For Windows, Mac, Linux.
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Gimp Image Manipulation Program: We'll use this program in class.
For Windows, Linux, and
Mac OS X.
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Paint.NET: Simple graphics
program. Use to make web images or resize existing pics. Windows only.
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Freebyte's list of free graphics
software: Need a free graphics package for Mac or Linux? This
site has a lot.
Course Documents and Powerpoint slides