Handy Web Design Tools I Found
Below are the resources I used when making this website; I hope they can be of use to you as well. This is very much a living document, so why not check back every now and then?
Learning
- HTML Dog: I learnt the basics of HTML and CSS from these gentlemen and their documentation of HTML tags and CSS properties continues to be of help. I’ve not read the Javascript guide, but I’m sure it’s good too.
- HTML & CSS Guidebook: Not read as much from this one as the former, but their CSS guides do cover a few different things which were of use.
- W3Schools' HTML style guide: A lot of good practices put concisely.
Accessibility
- ColorOracle: An open-source program that places a colour filter over your screen to roughly simulate forms of colour blindness. It’s handy for ensuring my colour scheme is as readable as possible. Shame they spelt colour wrong.
- W3C Web Accessibility Initiative: The W3C has advice for making web pages more accessible to people with certain disabilities which I aim to implement on this site.
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