As WebConcepts Unlimited was founded to assist other small businesses with their Internet marketing programs, we offer you links to other sites that may assist you in your marketing efforts.

HTML Guide

• World Wide Web Consortium. The official specifications.
• Bare Bones Guide to HTML. A “cheat sheet” of HTML tags, including Netscape extensions, in common usage.
• A collection of tools from Eric Meyer.
• Learn to Code HTML & CSS. A tutorial from HTML.COM.
• HTML Cheat Sheet from WIRED.
• Web Developers Virtual Library. Thousands of links to resources on Web page design.
• HTML Writers’ Guild. An excellent source of learning.
• Andrew King’s Webreference. A very attractive, well-organized site, with loads of links and substantial amounts of original content.

Scripting

General Common Gateway Interface (CGI) or Java scripts can be used to perform many powerful functions, including adding forms, guestbooks, and access counters to your pages. Your ability to use CGI scripts will usually depend on whether your service provider offers access to the cgi-bin directory of the server.

• The CGI Resource Index. An organized collection of thousands of CGI scripts and resources.
• Matt’s Script Archive.

General Writing Reference

These sites have large, organized collections of links to information about every aspect of Web page design.

• Roget’s Thesaurus is considered the king of thesauruses. Not only do you find the synonyms you need, but you can also search for antonyms and be enriched by the “On This Day” feature describing what happened on the current day in the past.
• Yourdictionary.com offers a complete compendium of more than 1,500 dictionaries in 230 languages, providing the meaning and etymology of the words you seek as well as a word of the day.
• Strunk and White’s The Elements of Style answers your questions about usage and style.
• Purdue’s Online Writing Lab offers many resources for improving your writing.