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Style Guides and Manuals

Elements of Style
William Strunk's 1918 version of the guide now referred to as Strunk and White is available online from the Project Bartleby at Columbia University.
--ejc 1/12/99

Style Guides
From the HTML Writers Guild, an annotated list of style guides appropriate to a variety of hypertexts. 
--ejc 8/13/98

Web Wonk: Tips for Writers and Designers
From David Siegel. A site to look into once you have gotten somewhat familiar with web design conventions.  Not really for beginners.
--ejc 8/13/98

Webmonkey
Easy-to-navigate 'zine for hip web design, from HotWired. May be a little too cool? hot? with-it? for academic purposes. But it's worth taking a look at.
--ejc 9/23/98

Yale Style Guide
From Patrick Lynch at the Center for Advanced Instructional Media. Covers design philosophy and strategies, interface design, site design, page design, web graphics, web animation and multimedia, and extensive bibliography. 
--ejc 8/13/98

Style Sheets Reference Guide, a source of information about cascading style sheets; a part of a regular feature of a journal for professional web developers called  webreview.com: cross training for web teams. Other topics are authoring, design, development, ecommerce, multimedia, and site management.    --ejc 1/12/99

Style & Grammar Guides (including bibliographic, style, and manuscript-preparation guides for online resources)
A long list of style guides of various kinds. This is one section of a larger site called Voice of the Shuttle, a web site for humanities research from Alan Liu at the University of California Santa Barbara. A comprehensive, newly updated, multidisciplinary site with sections on hypertext research and theory, cyberpunk fiction, computers and composition, cyberethics and cyberlaw,
among many others of interest to hypertext writers. This site is probably more useful for academic rather than other professional purposes, but it is a quite useful site.
--ejc 1/12/99

Style Guide for Online Hypertext.  This site hasn't been updated since 12/97; it's a good example of a first-generation design.  Check it out.  --ejc 1/19/99

 

Bibliography Styles

Bibliography Styles Handbook. From the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana, this site contains MLA (old and new) and APA bibliographic style sheets.

Electronic Style. Citation style sheet for humanities, social sciences, and medicine; includes Chicago Manual of Style, APA, MLA, and others.