Producing HTML docs - Some places to start Starting with HTML HTML is not overly complex, once one has learned a few basics. Clean web pages can be built using just a few of the markup tags. As more primers, tutorials, and references become available on the World Wide Web, it will become easier to pick up the basics as you browse. There are also some pointers to archives of icons and background images to try out or include in your own pages.
Some sites are more permanent than others.
HTML-related information is no exception as a topic. These are some sites to use as starters. The Webmaster's Reference Library is a good place to start for a range of reference specifications, background articles, and news and tips. WWW Authoring Information . David Baker at Brown University has put together a Web page of pointers to a large number of sites with information on basic design principles, HTML tutorials, interactive forms, HTML-related newsgroups and so on.