WebJunction

Does your public library's web site lack the financial and technical resources to have event calendars, blogs, contact forms, and RSS feeds? Check out EngagedPatrons.org for a solution with a great price-tag.

Now libraries in Oregon have a new way to deliver and maintain their own web sites--all based on open source content management software.

Wow! All essential web development topics are covered here! TC Library indexes scholarly articles, popular works, and coursework available in the area of technical communication. Includes public and subscriber-only content. Has an RSS feed.

If you're looking to improve the way your patrons experience your library's Web site, look no further! This list of resources, from North Carolina State University's D.H. Hill Library, will start you on the right path.

Are you design literate? Whether you answer yes or no, this Web site gives you the lowdown on the basic elements of design, typography, and how to put content together for eye-catching results. Be sure to visit the Links page too.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops technologies (specifications, guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its full potential. This site has a glossary of terms that should be useful for both the beginning and more advanced Web user and designer.

This Web site, created by Terra Lycos Worldwide, provides Web developers, from beginners to masters, with resources and guidance on building Web sites.

Designer Karen Jessett has posted this instructional site, Creating a Web Site -- A Step by Step Guide, to give Web designers all the information they need to design, construct, and post a Web site. Subjects covered include graphic design, search engines, HTML, style sheets, and much more.