Jay's bookmarks on web publishing

• The Bandwidth Conservation Society is at http://www.infohiway.com/faster/; they seem to be largely about optimizing graphics but also have a bunch of tutorials of various kinds.
• The HTML Writers Guild is at http://www.hwg.org/.
• The House of Style at http://www.westciv.com/style_master/house/ is a collection of resources for working with Cascading Style Sheets, including tables of which features are supported by which browsers.
• richinstyle.com also has a bunch of stylesheet resources, including a bug table and a test suite.
• anybrowser.com has resources and advice about making sure your web pages comply with standards and will work well with all browsers (not just the one you happen to use).
• Encoding Dublin Core Metadata in HTML (RFC 2731) describes a mechanism for providing metadata associated with documents (such as authorship or keywords)
• The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has a technical report, Common User Agent Problems, about common mistakes browser designers make. This isn't of much practical benefit to anybody who doesn't design web user agents, but at least if something Netscape or IE does frustrates you, you can check here to see if it frustrates the W3C too.