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[Byakuya Kuchiki]

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
w3 Learning CSS
w3 Your First Webpage
CSS3 Info - Latest news interviews and demonstations for CSS3
Full CSS2.1 Property Table - and their links back to the specification
Full CSS2.1 Property Table - The above reformatted (great as a panel in Opera)
Glish.com: CSS Layout Techniques - CSS Layouts 101
CSS, Accessibility and Standards Links - A far better list than this one
Listamatic - CSS Lists 101
CSS Tinderbox - Lots of layout examples
Max Design - More layout-learning goodness

HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
w3 HTML Basic and Advanced

Design
CSS Zen Garden - Standards-complient CSS inspiration
Colorjack: Sphere - The best color theory visualiser I know of

Tools
Allan Jardine: Reflections - Some great bookmarklets, particuarly Design
Browsershots.org - Crossbrowser testing without the browsers
XRAY - Great bookmarklet, but doesn't work in Opera
Opera Developer tools] - Very handy for debugging
Firefox Web Developer Toolbar - Handy extension
Firefox Firebug extension - Combined with the above, development bliss
IE Developer Toolbar - Because IE needs more debugging
W3Schools browser stats - Because statistics are tools too. Page includes links to OS and Display stats too.
Meyerweb | Tools - A list of tools compiled by Eric Meyer

Templates
Template World - xHTML, CSS, Creative Commons
Openwebdesign.org - Many, many high-quality free templates
Open-Source Web Design - Over 2000 OS templates
Open-Source Web Templates - Following the trend
CSS Fill - Not thousands, but some nice ones, and include .PSD's

Typography
CSSTypeset - For getting your type right before updating your stylesheet 100 times, and for those who think CSS is too hard.
WhatTheFont? - Online font-identification, for when you don't know what font it is
A Padded Cell: Web fonts - A great guide to fonts for your stacking
Font Matrix - A table of fonts and support

Feel free to suggest or add more.

[m@tt]

How about a list of template sites? Personally, I used openwebdesign.org which is very good. I found editing a css-based template into a design of my own really helped develop my skills.

[Jeeves]

Added some. List kept breaking though, so cbf adding the rest of my bookmarks now, give you something to look forward to

[Byakuya Kuchiki]

Lol, way more than I had ><. Then again Jeeves is sorta technically a pro

[Jeeves]

I wouldn't call me a pro until I'm making more working than spending studying, though the cash is nice

[Jeeves]

Half-dozen more, and moved type-related ones together.

[Romanul]

Maybe an atomic bump,but:

http://colorschemedesigner.com/


This might help some people around as its a pretty useful tool.