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You've designed and coded a website and now you want to see how it looks across multiple browsers and platforms. What's the fastest, easiest and best way to test? If you have the resources you could install all of the browsers on all of the platforms you are developing for. Another option would be to use a web based service that does most of the hard work for you in a few clicks. The following is a review of four major web based browser capture services.

At first glance and after viewing the demo Perch looks like the perfect solution and will quickly fill a need. "Perch has been created for those situations where you, or your client, would like to be able to edit text on a website without rolling out a full content management system." (via Simplebits)

A Boagworld web design podcast (No. 160) interview with Aarron Walter, WaSP InterAct Project Lead, on teaching web standards and the new website.

"WaSP InterAct is a living, open curriculum based upon web standards and best practices, designed to teach students the skills of the web professional. Adapt and reuse our resources. Contribute your own content and ideas."

See also What Are Web Standards and Why Do They Matter?

I visit the AIGA site (local and national) on a regular basis and only recently came across this resource.

"The AIGA Center for Practice Management provides resources to help designers with the daily management of their studios. We address a broad range of internal business and operational issues, giving creative professionals important tools for success."