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Well hello there! How you doin? Probably not too good if you've made it to this page. No worries mate! Here you'll find a whole bunch of links to some of the vast resources out there. I've even used a pukey highlighter colour to...um highlight what I think are the essentials. Enjoy! Oh And feel free to email me with any suggested links and do let me know about dead links etc.I have been away for a while and I do appreciate your help in helping me keep this a useful resource for all of us.

About

Andrew Fernandez, known to his friends and peers as dez, started collecting these links in 2003 as a resource for co-workers and himself. Since then this page has been widely linked to and visited by designers, developers and others wanting to learn about web standards. Dez took a break in 2005 due to a demanding contract job, managing a company for an ongoing client. 2006 sees dez once again back online and looking to update this page – a lot has happened in a year. BTW if you are a Melbourne based small business or an individual looking for a marketing savvy communications professional please visit andrewfernandez.com.

The Blog

The dezwozhere design blog is returning soon!

Validators

Recommended CSS Editor

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CSS and Javascript Workshops

CSS and Javascript workshop - foundations of the new web: If you're interested in building websites that will work now and into the future, this two day workshop is for you. Cameron Adams and Russ Weakley have put together an exclusive workshop for designers and developers. Find out more.

Web Standards Group

The Web Standards Group is for web developers & designers who are interested in web standards, CSS and (X)HTML and related topics with an international membership of over 1200 members (and growing).

The aim is to provide web developers/designers a forum (via a discussion list and regular meetings) to discuss issues and share knowledge in standards-related web development.

The WSG aims to get the web standards message out to the web community. Originating in Sydney we currently have 3195 members from 100 countries with many new active gropus popping up all the time.

Plug-A-Palooza

Have a standards related thing to plug. First read the rules then contact me

The Rules

I am really selective about what goes here.
You will get plugged if I believe your offering is of real value to the community.
Your plug has to be relevant to web designers/developers.
The following categories will be considered product/software/online application; book; or event.
I will not plug any product or book if I haven't tried it and if I don't belive in it's value. If you send me a product or book that I don't think is worth a plug, I will send it back.
Plug-A-Palooza is free. So if you start to make money from my referrals, then don't be a tight-wad, have some class and make a donation.

Donations welcome

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