All sorts of help and advice is given in this online web-builders magazine. You get tutorials on HTML and javascripts, articles, forums, downloads and more! Looks like a worthwhile browse!

This is a guide to the web done in a Cowboy style. Its fairly basic, but is ideal if you are a total newbie (and we all had to start there didnt we lolol).

Basically, what you'd expect from About.com; tips on graphics, dreamweaver, CGI, HTML, Javascript, CSS and more!! Just take a look! I have only just scraped the surface on this one, and will take a closer look soon, but it looks very good.

Bit of a techie one this. Microsoft's own guides to ActiveX and a whole lot more for IE.

I dont know whether this is just intended for the students, but it came up in a search. Its written by the lecturer and gives details of HTML (forms and frames) and also CGI and Java.

The A-X (ActiveX-XML LOL) of webdesign. If its not here, it probably hasnt been developed yet!!

Links to just about everything you'll need on the net. But then its CNET! What else would you expect!

Yet another site that has links to all you'll need to know about web design. This one has a sence of humour though, with sections aimed at Prop-heads, Ponytails and Suits (Techies, designers and management respectively). If you only take a look at one of the sites on here, make it WDJ.

This is the homepage of some bloke called Dave! (DUH! really?!?) I've included it here cos it has guides to HTML and the internet on.

Another bloke called Dave; this time though his site covers things like magic and painting as well as web design. Its a good looking site; he obviously knows his stuff with web design. Also, his url appears in various answers on the Yahoo Experts pages.

This is primarily dedicated to HTML, with courses in tables, frames, css etc. But this site has all sorts of resources for web designers!