A simple tool for picking background and text colors, fonts, and a few other basic CSS elements without needing to install any software packages.

A Sample FORM with just about one of every type of form gadget you could want. Clicking on the form's SUBMIT button invokes the link immediately below...

A PHP page to display the Parameters & ENVIRONMENT as seen by the Web server. Useful for debugging a <form> — just set the target of your form's "ACTION=" attribute to point to "http://software-ingenuity.com/viewparms.php". You can also point to it via an <A> link, and see what info your browser sends to the Web server, and what info the server provides to your browser.

The HTML 'magic' for specifying symbols like: ©, ™, ÷ — plus letters from non-English languages like: ö, é or special characters like: Ω, •, ⇒, ♥, etc.

A CGI tool to display the HTML source code for a specific page. Shows you what your browser gets (headers & HTML) before it does any interpretation of it. Now handles redirections too...

A small collection of tools to automate the construction of a series of HTML pages from a base template plus a bunch of 'content' files (one for each desired page). Also optionally FTPs to a specific domain and 'publishes' the files there, including subdirectories, images, documents, etc. Works on OS/X, Linux and Windows systems.

A package using a perl script to generate a nicely formatted slide show via HTML pages, with an index page of thumbnails, and lots of options.

A 216 color pallet of "Web-safe" colors. Somewhat depricated nowadays.

A color pallet of color names known to X-windows.

Web pages with colored rectangles of specific sizes, useful to size a browser window to exactly cover one of the desired size, and thus have a test window to check your layout.