HTML Cheat Sheet
8 January 2007 | 125 comments | webdev, development, cheatsheet, xhtml, reference, html, web, design, webdesign, tools, css, programming
HTML is the language of the web. It is the semantic support on which websites depend. This A4 reference lists the various tags available to the web designer, as well as a selection of useful character entities, attributes and events.
Microformats Cheat Sheet
9 September 2006 | 49 comments | webdev, cheatsheet, standards, xhtml, html, reference, microformats, programming, web, pdf, hcard, webdesign
Microformats allow us to add more information to our documents on the web, embedding semantic data in web pages that can then be parsed and used in other applications. This reference sheet contains an overview of the most often used microformats.
HTML Character Entities Cheat Sheet
29 September 2005 | 83 comments | webdev, cheatsheet, html, reference, xhtml, web, characters, useful, entities, webdesign, character
I'm forever looking up character codes, so this cheat sheet was a no-brainer. This contains a list of the assigned character codes in HTML, with an example of how they are displayed, and description.
View Page Structure
12 October 2004 | 26 comments | imported, code, xhtml, tool, cheatsheet, design, webdesign, useful, tools, resources, css
A tool that outputs the structure of a page. Makes working with CSS (especially resolving inheritance issues) much easier.
A tool to help automatically fix most common (X)HTML errors before outputting a page to the user.
Printer Friendly Pages for Beginners
15 March 2004 | 9 comments | xhtml, design, web, printing, webdesign, css
Most designers create printer friendly pages by creating two seperate pages for each single page of information. This article will teach you how to do the same with CSS and no duplication.
