A List Apart explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices.

Articles, notes, and photography from Chris Coleman. Thoughts on the web, technology, video games, entertainment, and shit in general.

"How to Code in HTML5 and CSS3" is a free e-book about making websites in HTML5 and CSS for absolute beginners. It doesn't require any experience in IT to start. The aim of this book is to show the art of making websites using a plain language which is full of practical analogies. After reading over 100 pages you will get to know basic concepts and techniques of web development and be able to build your first website ever! Read online or download.

A satirical webpage, which makes the case against over complicating the codes and scripts we use to make a webpage or website. It has relevance to the Slow Web, Retro Web, Indie Web and other pro-simple HTML is better movements.

CAUTION: NSFW language. The site is satire and does use the F-word freely which might trigger office network filters.

Personal blog about programming, technology, tinkering with Virtual Reality, 3D printing, embedded systems, game development and many other things.

Editorial post about Google's attempts at controlling the web.

An archive of the old, Web 1.0 Web. See what various sites looked like way back in the 1990's.

Article looks at trends in today's web and finds web design and code may be going back to a more 1990's HTML based approach. Lists tools currently available.

The web is supposed to be accessible to all but flavour of the month techniques and over-complication is ruining everything

A collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers.

A very handy site.

1991 – 2006. Great site shows you the trends in web design during the Golden Age of the Web.

Personal web log of Ross Chapman.