HTML Tutorials Basics

Submitted by James' Blogs » Favicons are great little icons that appear on the left of a website URL in your browsers address bar, Favicon's don't seem important and some website won't have them, but this tutorial will show how create your own favicon, and make it appear on your website!

Submitted by envato » MoFuse is a service that lets you convert basically any site with a RSS feed, to a mobile site hosted by MoFuse. You can customize the design, setup your very own domain, and even add advertising to the mobile version of your site. This is a great option if you don't feel comfortable hosting your mobile site yourself. And the best part is, MoFuse supports both traditional mobile phones, and the iPhone, which is really cool.

Submitted by James' Blogs » Although this blog is my newest website domain, I have owned other websites that have been active for a while now and I have learnt to understand the importance of those little points that almost seem insignificant and that often get overlooked by many. In this guide you will learn about 10 factors of building and managing a website.

Submitted by SitePoint » There's a movement in web application design that says that simplicity leads to elegant, easier to use software design that will be more useful for consumers. But Don Norman, a former VP at Apple, disagrees. It's not about features vs. simplicity, he says, it's about good design.

Submitted by VineyarDesigns » Learn how to create a simple website using Adobe Dreamweaver CS3.

Submitted by Geek Inspired » This article provides an introduction to the basic HTML tags that every beginner should know and how each tag should be used with an emphasis on SEO.

Submitted by PHPwned » A tutorial on how to compile, install, and configure mod_gzip for apache to gzip your javascript and css files saving loads of bandwidth.

Submitted by Web Dev Lounge » This article will explore the intricacies of the hyperlink and how to make the most of the humble <a> tag. Maybe not the sexiest or most glamorous topic for a blog post – but interesting nonetheless – the hyperlink is possibly the most commonly used of the HTML elements, and probably the most overlooked.

Submitted by Help Developer » A 4-part tutorial on going through how to design a site in the Gimp and then code it.

Submitted by Moongrabber - Personal Blog and Photo Site for Jon Beilke » I’ve seen it happen time and again, someone is just starting out with their first web design and they get too ambitious, or they simply don’t know that they’ve even made a mistake. But for the experienced Web Designer, things like code validation, optimized images, and uncluttered and easy to use websites seem to come as second nature.