WebMaster

A WebMaster is responsible for Web software maintenance, and ensuring that the latest versions of network software are installed and functioning properly. While WebMasters are responsible for updating information, verifying the accuracy of links, and making additions, they are not necessarily responsible for the written content of a Web site; a WebMaster is not necessarily the author of his Web.

URLs:

Mactivity -Information for Macintosh Networkers and WebMasters

This commercial site includes a collection of FTP-able tools, a searchable database for all registered users (registration is free) and information on their upcoming Mactivity Conferences.

WebMaster Reference Library

A comprehensive reference for Webmasters and aspiring HTML authors, the WRL has over 630 primary sites, carefully selected and annotated.

W3E References:

style guide

Web server

Print References:

• HTML for Dummies by Ed Tittel & Steve James. IDG, 1995 (ISBN: 1568843305)
• HTML Web Publisher's Construction Kit by David Fox & Troy Downing. Waite Group Press, Corte Madera. 1995. (ISBN: 1571690182)
• Webmaster Macintosh : How to Build Your Own World-Wide Server Without Really Trying by Bob Levitus & Jeff Evans. AP Professional, 1995. (ISBN: 0124455743)