Free! Well, this takes part of the thinking out the design progess. This site offers free css templates that you can preview and then download if you'd like. Something to try next time you are in a crunch.

Here's a great site to style the images you have inserted on your html document by floating them in specific areas of the page.

I don't know about you, but clear and float confuse me. This site is helpful in distinguishing when to use these functions. It also explains why these properties are needed.

Here is a little something extra to add to your page. Using the css code provided, you can format the cursor on your page. Cool!

Scroll down to read CSS codes for different font tricks.

A simple concept that is easy to include in the CSS. Make your text more easily readable by indenting the the first line of text in subsequent paragraphs.

Here is a pretty interesting way to set up your menu. It's busy but unique. There is a lot of flexibity to display a variety of fonts and colors.

Here is a quick reference for inserting a figure or graphic along with a caption, explaining what the figure/graphic is showing.

This is a great resource to access a slue of free templates. Scroll down the left side and check out all the examples you could copy.

Here is a great site that offers CSS templates and layouts, and best of all, they are free! As you scroll down the left side of the screen, you will see many clickable options to copy.

Awesome! This site allows users to create a unique cube-by-cube construction that looks like a graphic from an old-school video game. It is a great way to use isometric pixels to create custom graphics that are truly one-of-a-kind. Highly recommended!

This tutorial is a handy on-line resource to turn to when you don't have a photoshop manual at your fingertips. Uniquely, it shows how to use a swatch of color from a single item in photoshop.