Contents:
Where do you get the things for your website?
Pictures
All images were made by me using Corel Photo House v1.1 and (rarely) Art Dabbler. The animated banners were made a long time ago using a free sample gif animator that Angelfire supplied.
Backgrounds
The few backgrounds you may find are all made by me.
The image of the staircases and the flying books (on index.html and index2.html) is a digital image of an art display at UC Berkeley's Doe Library.
Sound
I would like to thank the website formerly known as The Unofficial Harry Potter Fan Club for providing .mid files after the movies started coming out. I know those are dead links. I think the website closed down.
The Guestbook, Feedback Button, and Pass-It-On Gear
Of all those I have tried, HTMLGear and Bravenet seem to be the best. Both are quality websites with multiple features.
Cursors
I think they are all gone now. Just in case you do find one of the pages that changes your mouse cursor, however, I used CometZome.com for that.
Javascript and DHTML
DynamicDrive.com
This is where I got the cool entry page thing in the character names page.
The Javascript Source
This is where I found the raining script I used on my home page so long ago.
The super random link buttons in the Fan Fiction Links Archive came from The Javascript Kit.
Misc.
Draac.com is a useful site.
SiteSolutions.com has been of great value. Their website analysis, specifically, has been useful.
Today is
This page was last updated October 1, 2005.
