Web Design Sites I Cannot Live Without

[dawn_felagund]

Since I've been knee-deep in web design projects for more than a month now, I've discovered that there are certain resources that make my life much, much easier. They're too good not to share, so all you other design geeks out there can enjoy them as well. And if you have any favorites that you'd like to share ... I'm all ears

Comments

[sinneahtes]

I haven't gotten too deep into web design, but I've been going back to Web Monkey for years. (When I was first getting into HTML, it really helped me learn the simply tags, and nowadays, I still use it for color codes and codes for special characters, like Å or ♣

And strangely enough, component_help is also a massive help for me--I use it for my own journal's layout primarily, but it's good for practice with HTML tricks and programming. But there it helps to have a Component layout to practice on. ;)

*bookmarks some of these pages you've linked to* :D

[rinnor]

Thanks for the bookmarks, I should go look at them, which I intend to do once I have time ambition.

Basic SQL is easy, I learned it looking over my co-worker's shoulder; you'll pick it up in no time.

[ssotknapsack]

On a personal note, I'm catching up on comments on some of my older posts and haven't read my flist in a depressingly long time. I miss you all ... I should hopefully be around more soon, once I get the Wild Monster that is the SWG site more at a reasonable status quo.

Ooooh! So much has happened in our lives over the past week, I hope you get around to it soon! I'm curious to see what you think about everything.

Teaser: Alex now has a cousin. :-D

I've probably asked you this before, but I always thought the Spam Encoder wouldn't work if your "Click here" text was your email address. Or do they encode that too? I'll have to check. Strangely when I view the source code, it all looks normal. But hey, I just know that it works! :-P