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Tools and resources


Below is a list of tools that can be found to be useful for webmasters when designing and maintaining a website.

Validators and checkers

The W3C markup validation service

This is the official W3C validator to check up the markup language used in a web page (HTML, XHTML, etc.). This will tell you if your code is correctly formed. The pages must be validated one by one.

Go to the W3C markup validation service.

The W3C CSS validation service

This is the official W3C validator to check up the CSS code in a web page. This will tell you if your CSS code is correctly formed. The pages must be validated one by one.

Go to the W3C CSS validation service.

HiSoftware Cynthia Says web content accessibility validation

This tool offers an automated validation system for content accessibility in your web page. Even when accessibility cannot be fully validated in an automated way, this tool may help you finding errors. The pages must be validated one by one.

Go to HiSoftware Cynthia Says web content accessibility validation.

The W3C link checker

The W3C link checker allows you to on-line check the links on your web page or website. It reports any type of errors or warnings like broken links or redirections. You can check single pages or full websites (up to 150 pages only).

Go to the W3C link checker.

Xenu's Link Sleuth

This downloadable program can check all the links in your website automatically and serve a complete report after doing it. It has no limit in the number of pages in your website. To use it, you need to download and install the program.

Go to Xenu's Link Sleuth download page.

SiteOwner.com spelling checker

This website searches for spelling errors or unknown words and gives a list of suggestions for each one. The pages must be checked one by one.

Go to SiteOwner.com spelling checker.

General tools

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is a free statistics service very complete and functional. Go in, get a Google account and install the code on your site. It will help you to track your visits.

Go to Google Analytics.

General resources

1001 free fonts

This site offers hundreds of downloadable fonts for Mac or Windows. Even when it's not a good idea to use a strange font to format the text of an HTML file they can be a lot useful to create images and banners. Fonts need to be downloaded and installed.

Go to 1001 free fonts.

Stock.xchng free stock photography site

A site full of pictures that webmasters can use to create new images or to decor a website. Images can be used with the consent of their respective right holders (see more at their legal information page).

Go to Stock.xchng free stock photography site.


Important note: we do accept recommendations to list on this page that you can make trough our contact form, but we'll only list here very qualified tools and resources, where the accessibility has precedence. Don't even try to recommend a tool or resource that is poor in performance or unrelated. We'll pick the tools listed here with the same care we write our own tutorials.



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