egovision.org Web resource Centre

HTML Resource Sheets

1) HTML Special Characters
    -reference codes.

2) HTML Hexadecimal Codes
     -hue and luminance charts.

3) Encyclopaedia of HTML Tags
     -Fully indexed and grouped listings

Art Sackett's Grey Papers

Official Mirror site Index

Perl CGI Scripts: Brokenly Installed

Command Line FTP

SSI for the rest of us

Professional Guidance Notes

Introduction

1) Why employ a professional Designer to create an Internet presence?

2a) The Duties of the Designer

2b) The Duties of the Client

3a) Appointing a Designer

3b) Copyright

4a) A Letter of Appointment

4b) A Schedule of Services

4c) Fees

Bookmark Resources

CGI Bookmarks

CSS Bookmarks

DHTML Bookmarks

Graphics Bookmarks

HTML Bookmarks

Javascript Bookmarks

Java Bookmarks

Management Bookmarks

Software Bookmarks

SSI Bookmarks

XML Bookmarks

Copy'n'Paste Code Libraries

HTML Code Library

JavaScript Code Library

Articles and Essays

Getting Started: An overview

Making your Web pages appeal to search engines

CGI for non-programmers

Set up Apache and Active Perl for Win32

Doug Klimesh's DUNconf: Batch file and Perl script to change IP address in httpd.conf for Win9x

Creating a custom icon for IE5

Home is where the hub is:
The Technomad, the Architect and me.

Assistance Sheets

4 Click Assistance
Setting up a new e-mail account
in Netscape Messenger

2 Click Assistance
Setting up a new e-mail account
in Neoplanet's Integrated E-mail

Finding a Developer

Web Developer Search Engine and Directory

Welcome to the egovision web resource centre.

This section of our site is set out as a free public resource created by web designers and university IT lecturers for everyone from beginners through to web professionals.

We are attempting to build this resource up in stages while maintaining a balance in the people that this site caters for.

You'll find most things here from downloadable bookmark lists and Explorers favourites lists for online resources to our own online HTML resource sheets which supplement our HTML tutorials.

We also have Voluntary Codes of Practice for web designers to help the designer/client relationship work more smoothly.

We would welcome any requests for further resources to be included, submissions to the resource or requests to be included in the bookmark archives via our
response form