Proofreading and Debugging

Miss Spelling is fine.

well maybe too thin and too rich

Misspelling is not so fine.

Tori is sweet.

Spell checking is no sweat.

Proofreading and Debugging

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Proofreading and Debugging

Proofreading Tips
a *.pdf file readable with Adobe Acrobat.
HTML Code
from Brian Wilson (indexdot@blooberry.com).
Ãnd if your foreign relatives are visiting
You can £ sömé ¢ into them¿ This is a table of ASCII equivalent characters (you remember...American Standard Code for Infomation Interchange).
Alan Wood's Unicode Resources
"Unicode fonts for Windows computers"
HTML Code Validation
from W3C, the World Wide Web Consortium.
Accessibility
from CAST, the Center for Applied Special Technology.
Poodle Predictor
"see what your site will look like in search-engine results" and which search-engine is this?
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Working Group (WCAG WG) Home Page on w3 dot org.
Net Mechanic
"Power Tools for Your Web Site!"

A page with valid HTML Code may not be "Accessible" and may have a sloppy differential according to a mechanic. Caveat emptor. Or you get what you pay for. Or take it to a different garage. Web Site Garage provides services for maintaining and improving your Web site, so "Improve Your Site for a Great Visitor Experience!" and do it before 15 August 2002 because the Garage is closing.

HTML Code Checking
from InternetQA.
HTML Code and other tools
from Any Browser dot com, so on your marks get Ready, Set, Go.
HTML Code Checkup
from Doctor HTML.
HTML Color Code Test Utility
from Scott Severance.
HTML Safe Color Chart
from Web Source.
Link Scan
from Electronic Web Source.
Dr. Watson I presume
will help validate your HTML.
HTML Clinic
Turn your <head> and cough.
A color chart from Inter-Linked with names! and Red-Green-Blue Hex values.
Freeware HTML authoring IMS Web Dwarf.
Kimberly Kopp Krause's Usability and Website Testing: Resources. The Usability Testing Center is worth checking out.
Don't forget meta tags generated by Web FX Studio.
And doctype is important as explained by a list apart.
Or choosing a doctype by the Web Design Group.
http://www.hits4me.com/default.asp
Spring Cleaning with Annual Website Maintenance Checklist by Deborah Christie.

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