ME39C | Spring 1999 | Resources

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	HTML Resources Excerpted from Creating WWW Resources at UC Berkeley at the Teaching Library Before You Begin Writing HTML Overview HTML Editors The Markup A Basic Set of HTML Tags Considerations for Web Page Design Using the Web to Learn and Write HTML HTML Tables Willcam Group's HTML Reference (This is the reference Brandon uses.) HTML 3.2 Reference Specification - Full listing of HTML 3.2 compliant tags. Resources for Web Weavers by Scott Luebking These are just some site out there with information on HTML, developing Web Pages, etc. Good luck! Color Pickers Want to find that special color for your Web Page, try one of these color pickers. Color Picker Cross Platform Palette - Web Page Color Picker (based on the 216 common colors between Mac and Windows) Copyright Resources UC Berkeley Web publishing guidelines United States Copyright Office The Copyright Website Brad Templeton's 10 Big Myths about Copyright Explained Copyright Faq User Interface Design Resources by Jakob Nielsen (Jakob Nielsen's a pretty well established usability expert and widely respected for his opinions. The guidelines listed below are pretty much generic and apply to most situations.) Jakob Nielsen's Web Usability Page Nielsen's Guidelines for Multimedia on the Web Nielsen's Top Ten Mistakes with Web Design Case History of the Design of Sun Microsystems Web Pages Resources by Clement Mok (Clement Mok is the principal at one of the leading Web design firms in the world, Studio Archetype. Clement Mok is interested in an area he terms Information Architecture. Don't worry if your pages don't look as good as the ones Studio Archetype has designed, they're paid big bucks to do what they do!) Developing Multimedia from an Information Architect's point of view Other: Web Pages that Suck: Learning Good Design by Looking at Bad Design WebCHI: A Guide to HCI Issues on the Web
	[ Spring 1999 | Assignments & Announcements | Resources | Students | Projects ] Last updated: 2/24/99 Send Comments to: Brandon Muramatsu Copyright © 1999 Alice Agogino and Brandon Muramatsu. All Rights Reserved.