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Experience
Power Design
Experience eye-popping graphics -- literally -- on the Power Design Web
site. This design company creates Web sites for TV stations, national magazines,
and even a football club. Learn how to redesign a national magazine in two
weeks. Read notes from a seminar on the importance of unique Web site design.
Buy a shirt that says, "Power means never having to kiss ass."Power Design is one interesting company striving to make the Web more wacky
and witty. Any company that uses tweaked pictures of dentures on a cereal
box can't be boring.-BJB
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The Common
Gateway Interface
Enter The Common Gateway Interface site for useful information on CGI.
Common Gateway Interface, or CGI, is a standard for external gateway programs
to interface with HTTP servers. Where a plain HTML document that the Web
daemon retrieves is static (which means it is a text file that doesn't change),
a CGI program, however, is executed in real-time, out-putting dynamic information.
The site explains this concept further with examples of CGI forms and other
functions. Learn various simple CGI commands in the archive or the online
tutorial. The Common Gateway Interface site is a crucial bookmark for both
beginning and advanced HTML programmers.-BJB
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The
El-Cheapo Web Page
Thrifty would-be Web site designers have an online muse called The El-Cheapo
Web Page. Here you can learn where to go for free Web page space, cheap
HTML software, and copyright-free graphics. El-Cheapo has links galore to
other pages that offer help in building a Web site from scratch or to add
more snazzy features to one already established. The site itself could prosper
from its own advice by showing off more graphics and CGI scripts, but it
seems the Web master wants visitors to learn, not necessarily to be entertained.
-BJB
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VRML
Virtually everyone wants to learn more about the Virtual Reality Modeling
Language, or VRML. Thanks to this graphically savvy Web site, VRML promises
to be the next cool thing on the Net. Read about VRML browsers, industry
news, projects, outside sites, specific hardware, and software. Build a
VRML world of your very own with help from downloadable software and various
Internet tools. The VRML Web site design is classy, polished, and eager
to amaze visitors. Even short attention span surfers will appreciate the
sections on VRML art and arcade games.-BJB
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Web
Weavers Warren
Web Weavers Warren warrants a big wet kiss for supplying creative professionals
with wall-to-wall links on Web design. Follow links to sites specializing
in Web backgrounds, browsers, CGI, counters, editors, HTML, icons, image
maps, newsgroups, Perl programming, SGML, style, utilities, VRML, and more.
Web Weavers Warren could use more graphics other than a yellow wizard to
get you to stay and look around, but with myriad links, most visitors would
bookmark this site as a useful reference link anyway.-BJB
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