

A fount of knowledge and a great source of links for everything you could need when making your own website. They also have a great layout builder which I used when I made the very first version of Rosie Rucksack, great for when you’re starting out, or need help.
Almost every question or issue I’ve had building this site has been answerable by W3schools, great helpful site that has information on that one specific thing you were trying to do.
Really useful colour-picker tool that can be used as a browser extension. Especially helpful when you’re testing the site and need to get exactly the right colour match.
My go-to graphics site. So much material on Rosie Rucksack came from Fool Lovers, it would be impossible to list it all. I highly recommend this site if you’re starting out. I can honestly say that using Fool Lovers’ website templates have been the biggest help to understanding and learning HTML and CSS for me. There’s nothing like actually editing and diving into code to help you understand it, if you’re a beginner at website building, download one of Fool Lovers’ templates and start digging around. Once you work out what each element does you’ll be able to replicate everything on your own, customising and creating code the way you want it to be. Plus Fool Lovers’ graphics are exceptionally cute, so there’s really no downside.
An absolutely huge collection of graphics, backgrounds and everything you could need for your site. Sourced from many times.
The main book graphic on my diary/dream diary page was created by Asterism. I’ve also used their backgrounds.
Another tumblr blog that I constantly return to, a great directory of pixel graphics.
Yet another great tumblr pixel archive, which I have sourced many graphics from.
My go-to for kaomoji (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧
