Webdevelopment bookmarks
Master list of resources and bookmarks
This is a list that I keep updated with useful resources and interesting websites specifically related to webdevelopment. I share it here because it might also be of use to you ^^
Last modified on :: 05.05.2026
Website-making inspiration
For inspiration if you are doubting whether to make your own.
- Fairytale’s Make a website Guide :: a nice guide to making a website on the indieweb.
- Collect UI :: a collection of UI design resources. Not really indieweb style, but still nice to look through.
Webdevelopment services / software
- Porkbun :: A cheap hosting service I personally use for static hosting and for webdomain purchase
- Github :: a code repository. I use it integrated with Porkbun.
- Visual Studio Code :: a free code editor (IDE) for writing your HTML, CSS and Javascript. You can preview your edits. It has extensions to automatically unify the formatting of your code. Insert boilerplate, etc. I highly recommend this.
- Lorem Picsum :: a free placeholder image service.
- Google Fonts :: a free font service. Allows you to download the fonts to your own device or to import them into your code.
- Free cultural heritage images :: you can download these and use them for content creation.
Tutorials
- W3Schools :: a free online tutorial site.
- Udemy Coding Course :: This is the course I personally use to learn about front-end and back-end webdevelopment.
- Style the details element:: Explanation on styling the details element, which is harder than you’d think initially.
- HTML Flowchart :: a handy visual flowchart that helps to decide when to use which HTML elements.
- Interactive Flexbox tutorial
- Free downloadable books on Computer Science a bit advanced and really more for if you want to deep-dive into computer science.
- Intro to CS and Python :: an actual university course that is available for free online
Code snippets
- Marquee-effect using CSS :: apparently usign marquee HTML is bad. So this is a solution to get the same effect with CSS.
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