The Web Help FAQ's on-line resources section has now got such a range of resources, that I think it warrants a web page of its own.
Whether your an advanced web developer or just starting with web pages, you should find something of use here.
Every web site listed is not just any old site to do with the subject. They are what I, personally, or other LineOne members recommend.
LineOne's File Uploader
LineOne's web based alternative to FTP software.
FourPart's Beginners Guide to FTP
HTML tutorial - So you want to make a web page?
Developer Shed CSS1 Tutorials
A great tutorial to get started with CSS.
Official W3C CSS1 Specification
Zven CSS Reference
This offers an easier to use alternative to the offical CSS1 specs.
WebReview CSS Mastergrid
A detailed chart of CSS support for the major browsers.
Internet Related Technologies CSS FAQ
Opera JavaScript Specifications
Microsoft's JavaScript (JScript) page
Internet Related Technologies JavaScript Knowlodge Base
Internet Related Technologies JavaScript Articles
Web Developer's Virtual Library
Webopedia
Webopedia is a handy on-line computer dictionary
Campaing for Accessible Websites
Cakeman's CAWS web site offers free advice, information and resources for creating web sites which are accessible by everybody.
Opera 5
This is my favourite browser.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5
The most popular browser available.
MSN Explorer (Microsoft Internet Explorer 6)
Microsoft's latest web browser. Be careful, this is still in beta, and being Microsoft, probably full of bugs.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3
You may want to look at IE3 for testing purposes, but different versions of IE will not run together on the same computer.
Netscape 6
Netscape's latest browser.
Netscape Navigator 2X, 3X and 4X
All previous versions of Netscape Navigator have been archived. NN3 and NN4 are still fairly popular.
Mozilla
A very powerful browser. Renders advanced features as well as, if not better than Opera5, IE5 and NN6
K Meleon
A new, small, fast, open source browser for Windows. Looks like IE, but uses Netscapes Gecko engine.
Konqueror 2 (Linux)
Along with Opera 5, this is one of the best browser available for Linux.
NCSA Mosaic
An old text browser which supports images :), useful for testing no-frames content (Gdad's favourite).
Lynx (precompiled win32 version)
An old text text browser which is still in development.
Your web page should not just work in the latest version of Internet Explorer...
Useful statistics and compatibility info for testing purposes:
TheCounter.com Global Statistics
BlueZone Free FTP
An excellent free FTP program. Its clear, easy to use GUI make it quick and easy to use.
Leech FTP, also see www.frogman.org.uk for Frogman's tutorial.
A decent free FTP program, but I prefer Bluezone .
Cute FTP
A very good FTP client. Beware though, the free version is spy ware.
Listing of FTP programs at DaveCentral.com
There are alot of FTP programs out there, and many free. DaveCentral lists a few for you to check out.
Macromedia Dreamweaver
The leading WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) web page editor, but expensive.
Microsoft FrontPage Express
A free, easy to use WYSIWG web page editor, which is ideal for beginners.
1st Page 2000
A free HTML specific text editor. This is my favourite and was used to create this web page.
Arachnophilia
Another free HTML specific text editor
If none of these HTML editors are for you, there are lots more available at DaveCentral and CNET's download centre.
Listing of HTML editors at DaveCentral.com
Listing of HTML editors at download.com.
Paint Shop Pro
A very popular image editor. Costs about £100.
Adobe Photoshop
The industries leader is very powerful and expenive.
The GIMP
Linux, *nix version /
Windows version
The Linux version of The GIMP was used to create the images for this site,
because it's just as powerful as Jasc Paint Shop Pro, but free.
I haven't tried the windows version, but its worth a look, being free.
Macromedia Fireworks
Macromedia's stab at image editing software.
Micrografx Picture Publisher
I haven't tried this, but Horizontal says it's good.
Listing of Image Editing programs at DaveCentral.com
Even more image editors are available at DaveCentral.