Some links to interesting HTML designs

1. INTRODUCTION
2. STUFF
3. CSS INFORMATION
4. NICE LOOKING WEBPAGES
5. HTML LINKS
6. IMAGES

1. INTRODUCTION [toc]

   This site provides links to URL which in my opinion have a good or
   at least interesting HTML design. My prejudices in this respect are usually
   oriented towards 'clean' and 'informational' designes and layouts. By this I mean
   designs which are not in anyway cluttered and which are oriented towards the
   conveying of 'information' (as opposed to some kind of multi-media experience).

   It also should be noted that I am a frequent user of Text-Only browsers such
   as 'lynx' and for this reason, I am inclined to look for sites which a 'friendly'
   towards this sort of browser.

   In selecting these sites it is also important to me the use of css style sheets
   in a reasonably cross-browser manner (at least to the extent that the styles will
   'degrade gracefully')

   http://www.cornerstonemag.com
     The Sed FAQ, which has some quite clean style sheets

   http://www.sendmail.org/m4/intro.html
     This site (about the sendmail email server) contains some reasonable css
     styling, including the 'block formatting' of code fragments, and hyperlink
     back-ground colour changing mouse overs.

   http://www.ctv.es/USERS/alberfon/
     A nice image of birds with a 'watermark' effect

   http://www.bugzilla.org/about.html
     A rather 'blocky' design but quite clean and bold colours.

6. IMAGES [toc]

   http://www.is.informatik.uni-duisburg.de/projects/daffodil/daff.gif
     A nice oval picture of some daffodils

   http://www.weblations.com/spa/img/background.gif
     A nice soft-lines background image, which when tiled gives the impression of some
     kind of expensive notepaper.

Some links to interesting HTML designs

1. INTRODUCTION [toc]

2. STUFF [toc]

3. CSS INFORMATION [toc]

4. NICE LOOKING WEBPAGES [toc]

5. HTML LINKS [toc]

6. IMAGES [toc]