Here are some useful web sites to help you construct a more interesting Web page:

• Web Resources for Students, Faculty & Staff
  (A page created by Homer Ruby for the College of Letters & Science.)
• Web Writing that Works
  Good tips & guidelines on writing concise prose for Web pages from Johathan Price, with many additional links.
• Webmonkey
  (A comprehensive site for all levels of Web developer's from beginners to masters.)
• Icon Bazaar Web Site
  (A page with free icons, buttons, and other images for your use.)
• Background Sampler Web Site
  (A page from which you can select background colors and designs.)
• Table Maker: Make Tables for Netscape & Other Browsers Easily!
  (Tools that generate HTML code for tables: try it out & copy the code for your page.)
• Tables: Dan's Web Tips
  (Good explanation of HTML tables & use of per centage widths versus pixel widths .)
• Joe Burns' "HTML Goodies" Web Site
  (A general resource for Web design.)
• Robert Crooks' Web Workers' Tool Box
  (A professor's course materials on Web design.)
• HTML and Web Design Tutorials from December Communications
  (Learn HTML in step-by-step tutorials)
  
• UWM Web Site Design Manual (PDF)
  (PDF containing manual on Web design for UWM students--size: 516 KB)
• UWM Web Site Design Manual (Word File)
  (Word File containing manual on Web design for UWM students--size: 1.79 MB)
• Sample: "Jim Smith's Home Page" for student's learning HTML
  (Use "View-->Source-->Save As" to copy this sample HTML page code to your local computer: it contain simple tables for organizing your page)
  

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