A Beginner's Guide to URLs.
http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/demoweb/url-primer.html |
Learning about Uniform Resource Locators is the base from which your Internet knowledge will flourish. In a nutshell, they are the addresses for sites on the Internet. At this site, you'll learn to distinguish among a variety of URLs, such as Usenet newsgroups, FTP sites, HTTP URLs and Gopher URLs. A Beginner's Guide to URLs is simple and straightforward, without talking down to novices. |
Life on the Internet.
http://www.screen.com/understabd/explore.htm |
Dont' miss this. Consider it a handbook of sorts, an all-in-one manual for your Internet needs. It includes links to the latest version of Internet software, tips, resource lists, search tools and more - all presented in a user friendly, aesthetically pleasing environment. |
@tlas.
http://www.well.com/user/macrone/atlas.html |
Atlas is notably well-designed online magazine for the visual arts and the intensely aesthetic. This type-on-type-styled page features photography, design, multimedia and illustration. The interface is both artistic and intuitive, making navigation through the pages enjoyable. The portfolios shown are from refined artists, all of whom have wonderful images displayed. |
Atul Kasbekar.
http://www.atulkasbekar.com |
Atul Kasbekar is a Photographer, check his site it's really cool browsing. |
Discovery Channel.
http://www.discovery.com |
The Discovery Channel Web Site shows that a corporate site can maintain a visually appealing edge and still remain functional and valuable. Discovery uses a concise layout and Netscape tables to help organize itself and make it easy to navigate. It also employs a service called "Knapsack", which lets surfers add in a specific topic of interest. Discovery then sends personal weekly e-mail about new online sites in that area of interests - useful and valuable to people who don't have hours to spend cruising around hundreds of new Web creations each week. |
