Web Design Tips

The following websites are considered top reference sites for web design and development. They have been carefully selected as they offer a variety of essential information from guidelines for building the credibility of a Web site to how to legally copyright a website.

1. Adobe.com
   The Adobe® Reader® software is offered free from Adobe® for viewing and printing Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Adobe has become the standard adopted by governments and enterprises worldwide.
2. BBBOnLine, Inc. -- Promoting Trust and Confidence on the Internet
   BBBOnLine is a subsidiary of the Council of Better Business Bureaus. Includes essential information for web site owners.
3. Copyscape.com
   Online tool to monitor and protect Web sites against content theft and plagiarism.
4. Copyright Law Information & Articles
   Articles and information about United States copyright law, including web site copyright registration and copyright forms.
5. CSE HTML Validator - Professional HTML Syntax Checker and HTML Editor
   CSE HTML Validator is a powerful, easy to use offline HTML, XHTML, and CSS syntax checker/HTML validator, accessibility checker, and link checker for Microsoft Windows. A less powerful, free version is also available.
6. Dynamic Drive - Favicon Generator
   Use this online tool to easily create a favorites icon (favicon) for your site. Capable of generating desktop icons as well.
7. Networking on the Net
   Ethics, Courtesy and Professionalism on the Net
8. Free Online Broken Link Checker
   Free site-wide broken link checker.
9. Google Information for Webmasters
   Essential webmaster guidelines from Google. Includes design and content guidelines, technical guidelines, quality guidelines and more.
10. Google Sitemaps Pal
    Offers an online tool to generate Google XML Sitemaps that generates in seconds.
11. Microsoft Office Online
    Microsoft's template homepage. Includes free templates for calendars, business cards, invoices, expense reports and more.
12. Stanford Web Credibility Research
    10 guidelines for building the credibility of a Web site.
13. The Major Search Engines and Directories
    SearchEngineWatch.com's editor, Danny Sullivan, provides a guide to the major search engines of the web.
14. U.S. Copyright Office
    U.S. Government Copyright Office official Web site offering information on how to copyright your Web site. See: Form TX
15. W3C World Wide Web Consortium
    The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops interoperable technologies (specifications, guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its full potential. W3C is a forum for information, commerce, communication, and collective understanding.
16. What Every Webmaster Needs To Know About Copyright Law
    Quick guideline does not pretend to be a comprehensive guide, as the author is not a lawyer, however, it attempts clear up some of the most commonly asked questions about copyright laws.

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