The Web Developer's Virtual Library is a resource for web development, including a javascript tutorial, html tag info, javascript events, html special characters, paint shop pro, database normalization, php and more. - Read more

This site provides screen capture service and remote access services for cross-platform testing of web designs. Neat services if you're interested in how your pages come across on browsers running on different OS platforms. - Read more

Quirks mode refers to a technique used by some web browsers for the sake of maintaining backwards compatibility with web pages designed for older browsers, instead of strictly complying with W3C and IETF standards in standards mode. A fairly comprehensive table of browser standards compliance is also available here. - Read more

Many of you have heard about the changes to Microsoft Internet Explorer. You may have questions about what's going to happen to your websites that use embedded ("active") content and applications—which can include Adobe Flash, Adobe Acrobat, or Shockwave files. This article details the browser changes, active content workarounds, and resources you will need to make your websites compatible with the updated browser. - Read more

Metadata makes your document easier to find. In fact, some search engines only index the contents of HTML meta tags. To build metadata for your document, complete the form at this site. All fields are optional, but the more information you provide, the more likely users will be to find your document. Copy the <meta> tags generated when you submit the form contents and paste them into your document between the HTML head start and end tags. - Read more

An interesting thesis on browser market share. - Read more

One of the better hosting review sites on the web. - Read more

The University of Minnesota at Duluth's Information Technology Systems and Services Training and Workshops section is one of the most well-organized and comprehensive site's I've experienced to date. The vast amount of knowledge that is archived here should please most designers and developers, regardless of field. Be sure to check out their Self-Paced Training and Web Design References sections. - Read more

A good list of things web developers can do to speed up access to their sites. - Read more