Most Windows and Mac applications support shortcut or access keys, however in most web applications, they are absent. Christian Schmidt has a nice tutorial on how to Highlighting HTML access keys in your web apps.
The key to writing accessible web pages, is to have well structured HTML. This is also true when designing tables (for tabular data of course). Creating Structured Tables is a short tutorial that will guide you through the steps of creating accessible tables.
PDF-o-matic is a simple PHP script that uses HTMLDOC to convert the web page of your choice to Adobe’s PDF format.
Simply enter an URL to be converted to PDF and click on the Make PDF button.
Max Design has another good article that asks if Definition lists are misused or misunderstood? Hopefully this article will guide you and help you to decide when it is appropriate to use them.
The article also offers some good tips on styling definition lists.
Mozedit is another sub-project of mozdev.org, that provides an advanced text editor extension for Mozilla Firebird and the Mozilla suite. It was created with web developer in mind.
A nice HTML & XHTML Character Entities reference is available at cookwood.com.
The site is the official site for HTML Visual Quickstart Guide and offers many other HTML related references.
Sitepoint does it again with another excellent article. This time they look at Simple Tricks for More Usable Forms.
Tim Berners-Lee has some Answers for young people about the WWW, Internet and his role in the development of this new medium.
HTML Tidy Online is a web-based tool that will clean up your HTML. Tidy settings include
You can either send the tool an URL, and HTML snippet, or upload a file and HTML Tidy Online does the rest for you.
beeandnee.com has a good article titled – Converting HTML documents to XHTML – An essential XHTML tutorial.
The tutorial covers:
