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Some of the best web tools available on the net. You can pick and choose which services to use and then just copy and paste the code. I use some of them on my sites.

Dynamic Drive provide free, original DHTML & Javascripts. Enough to enhance any web site. Menus, games, interactive pages ... you name it they've got it.

Learn everything from HTML to XML for free at W3Schools. Really comprehensive guides.

Stuck for a design idea, here's the place to go for inspiration. 1000s of free templates to download at free web templates.

HTML, Forms, Buttons and Email tutorials. All singing and dancing (well talking) animations - and free!

NVU is a complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop, Microsoft Windows and Macintosh. Again I haven't personally used this, but I have heard good reports.

When you're hunting online for a roofer, bicycle repair shop or optometrist, one of the first screening criteria you use when looking at web sites is "Are they nearby?" You want that question answered in the first five seconds after landing on a company's site.

This article will cover the basics about running your own web server out of your home. However, before I provide some direction on how to go about doing this I am going to give you the "pain points".