Resources

There are a huge number of resources and websites dedicated to HTML CSS and Javascript. The links below are not exhaustive, but should give you a good starting point for creating more content

Workflow Documentation

• Announcing Indentation (JAWS and NVDA)
• Using Chrome Developer Tools to Validate CSS
• W3C's Jigsaw tool to Validate CSS Syntax
• Git and Github Pages Using JAWS

Comprehensive Web Development Training

• Freecodecamp
• Freecodecamp unit on Javascript

HTML

• W3 Schools Alphabatized List of HTML elements
• W3 Schools HTML Tutorials
• MDN HTML Reference and tutorials
• Dive Into HTML5
• W3C HTML Training
• RGB values to color name converter

CSS

• W3 Schools CSS Tutorials
• MDN CSS Reference and tutorials
• Instant Color Schemes: This website takes 5 related images from Yahoo Image Search and then show the most prominent 6 colors from each image. Each column of colors is taken from a single image.
• Colorhexa.com: This website has all the information you need to create colors. The edit field allows you to enter any color value, i.e., hex number, RGB, or just the plain color word, such as "dark green," and then gives you all the ways to create it. It also lists colors by name, defines all sorts of color terminology, and tells you if the color is web safe. (Huge thank you to Kestrel Verlager for finding and sharing this and the previous resource!)

Javascript

• W3 Schools Javascript Tutorials
• MDN Javascript Reference and tutorials
• A reintroduction to javascript

Accessibility resources

• The Ally Project - A community-driven effort to make web accessibility easier
• Web AIM - Web Accessibility in Mind
• MDN Web Accessibility tutorials and documentation
• MDN Aria Tutorials and reference.

General resources

• Github - github is a site for sharing code with other programmers
• W3C HTML and CSS
• W3 Schools
• MDN web technology reference