• HTML Code Tutorial   freely available and accessible for all to use and reproduce; the goal of the site is to "provide the most helpful and complete guide to creating web pages anywhere"; sections include, Java applets, fonts, images, scripts, Cascading Style Sheets, and tables; tutorials load quickly; well-written and authoritative
• W3 Schools   one of the most comprehensive Web developer tutorial sites; tutorials in 7 broad categores: HTML, SML, Browser Scripting, Server Scripting, .Net, Multimedia, and Web Building;
• HTML Goodies primers and web tutorials on various topics from beginner to advanced, along with a sub-catgory labeled beyond html--cascading style sheets, asp, cgi scripting, etc.

• Barebones Guide to HTML A very well-regarded introduction to HTML, a text only page is available.
• Builder.com: Beyond the Code not a tutorial per se, offers an interesting array of tools for web builders and designers--some are fee based
• HTML: An Interactive Tutorial for Beginners
• HTML Goodies: HTML Primer
• The HTML Writers Guild  Membership is fee-based, but many areas of the site are freely accessible.
• Lissa Explains it All: The First and Original HTML Help Just for Kids  This is an excellent site written by a 13-year-old especially for "kids."
• Web Developer's Virtual Library One of the most mature sites on this topic, it boasts more than 1,200 pages and 6,000 links providing comprehensive information ranging from a beginner's introduction to the World Wide Web to the latest developments in CGI, multimedia and cutting edge technology.
• WebReference.Com This site offers a searchable directory of sites concerned with most aspects of web publishing. Bear in mind that this is a commercial site.

• in order of current usefulness
• Internet Tutorials - created & supported by University of Albany Libraries Basic Internet, Research Guides
• The Internet Scout Project  Sponsored by the National Science Foundation to provide timely information to the education community about valuable Internet resources.
• Writing for the Web and
• Writing Well for the Web
  In a clear and concise format, these two sites address the differences between paper and electronic communications and considers several topics relevant to anyone writing for publication on the Web: usability, basic design issues, how people read on the Web, and organizing material for the Web.
• Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians  a site written by and designed to support professional librarians
• ZD Net: White Papers  Ziff-Davis a notable publisher in the IT field hosts a site which provides access to numerous IT support pages
• BEST Search Engines a comparison of major search engines from UC-Berkeley
• Analyzing Search Strategies   UC-Berkeley

Building Accessible Web Pages

AnyBrowser.org Campaign for a non-Browser Specific WWW, includes Accessible Design Guide

Understanding Disability Issues When Designing Web Sites IBM

Designing for Accessibility Sun Microsystem's suggestions for developers.

Text Friendly [HTML] Authoring

A few links to Sites focusing on Web Design

Kira's Web Toolbox  Provides links to a variety of useful web building tools

Tablemaker or try Advanced HTML for Beginners: Table Makers 

Web Page Design for Designers a more advanced look at the design end of web page development

Web Design References  Gateway to numerous resources dealing with Web design; it is essentially a searchable set of links to other sites.

WebMonkey: How to Library go to the Design menu for sub-sections on site building, graphics, and fonts.

Yahoo's Web Page Design and Layout

Typography & the Web

Web Typography from Web Page Design for Designers

Web Typography Tutorial from Web Monkey

Web Style Guide, 2nd edition some elements of this "book"/site are free, others are fee-based

Ragnorak Press' Free Web Fonts  Available for both Macs & Windows