Interactive Media

Web Design and Development

Accessible Web Design
Links to various resources and examples of accessible design.

A List Apart
A Web magazine for people who make websites. New material is available every Friday. Strong support of CSS for web page design.

BoogieJack.com
This site has provided webmaster resources since 1997 and features "free graphics, HTML tutorials, CSS tutorials, copy and paste JavaScript, and very cool products you won't find elsewhere.' [VisComm Faculty Recommendation]

Developer Channel
An umbrella site from Internet.com with links to many large interactive media sites: Webdeveloper.com, WebReference, JustSMIL, StreamingMedia World, JavaScript Source, ScriptSearch, etc.

Draac.Com: Building a Better Internet
Tips and tutorials for HTML, CSS, Frames, Tables, Forms, and more.

HTML Goodies
Home page provides access to HTML 4.0 tags, CSS, JavaScript and VBScript keywords. Primers and tutorials abound for various Web applications.

Max Design - CSS Page Layouts
Max Design was created by Russ Weakley and Anna Gregg, graphic and web designers, who teamed up with Webboy in a design/production partnership in 1999. Their excellent step-by-step tutorials are offered freely online.

MediaBuilder
Animation Factory's site for free backgrounds, clip art, elements, etc.

meyerweb.com
Noted CSS author, Eric Meyer blogs on subjects such as CSS, Web design, and Web standards, provides a toolbox and links to his books and other writings.

Webby Awards
Best in interactive design from a number of industries and projects.

Web Developer's Journal
An Internet.com site, the journal provides articles, news, and links of interest to web developers.

W3C
"The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops interoperable technologies (specifications, guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its full potential." Here you will find links to the standards for HTML, CSS, HTML and CSS Validators, XHTML, XML, and other Web technologies.

W3C Synchronized Multimedia Home Page
Information on Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL, pronounced "smile"), specifications, players, help, demos, and links to multimedia authoring tools.