Successful Web development often requires being resourceful. That means being able to find exactly the information you need, when you need it. So for this first assignment I'd like you add some more tools to your productivity arsenal. These tools are references to all the CSS properties, and all the XHTML tags that you can use in your pages. There's far too many of them for anyone to memorize. Nobody even bothers to try. So quick-and-easy access to that information is a must.

Fortunately, we live in a time when virtually all factual information is just a few mouse clicks away. So what I'd like you to do is to visit each of the sites listed in the Supplementary Material for this lesson. When you're in a site that looks promising, add it to your Bookmarks or Favorites.

The rest is just a matter of remember you have those links at your disposal. Tired of trying to figure out something by guessing? Can't quite remember the syntax for a tag or property? Curious about all the XHTML tags and CSS properties available to you? No problem. Just open your browser's bookmarks or favorites, and click the link to your favorite CSS or XHTML reference. In the long run, you'll save a lot of time and avoid a lot of frustrating guesswork.