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Top: Computers: Software: Internet: Authoring: HTML
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Please submit only those sites which are directly concerned with software programs used in writing HTML for the Internet.
Sites to do with free HTML editors are best submitted to Computers: Software: Freeware: HTML Editors. Sites with information on software which takes data in one format or another and produces HTML web pages belong in Computers: Software: Internet: Authoring: Converters If your site describes an editor that produces web pages for users who do not know HTML, it will likely belong in Computers: Software: Internet: Authoring: HTML: WYSIWYG Editors ("What You See Is What You Get"). |
Authoring software used in the development of HTML projects.HTML is an acronym for the HyperText Markup Language. It is by far the most common means of expressing information on the World Wide Web. For more information on HTML, visit the Computers: Data Formats: Markup Languages: HTML category.
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This category is for offline tools, i.e. downloadable software. Online tools, such as web sites that one visits to have a page checked, should go in Computers: Data Formats: Markup Languages: HTML: Tools: Validators and Lints. This category is for tools which only check a page or site. Editing software which include this feature should go one level up. |
HTML Validators check HTML against the formal HTML specification published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), giving an error report. HTML Lints check HTML for compatibility with different browsers and screen sizes, download times, spelling, and more. If you are only going to use one, use a validator. HTML which follows the HTML specification will be compatible with the widest audience. For compatibility with disabled users, check your documents against the W3C's Web Site Accessibility Guidelines.
| WYSIWYG editors that are just a component of a website hosting service should be submitted to related categories, especially Computers/Internet/On_the_Web/Web_Applications/Content_Management. |
This area covers editors that modify/create web pages using a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface. This means that to build pages one doesn't need to manually edit raw HTML. Instead one builds pages based on visual elements like images, links, etc.Some of these editors will show the HTML source and support editing in either Source or WYSIWYG mode.
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