These sites had been designed using early coding (framesets), but have now been upgraded by customising various CSS templates, offered free by generous souls in webland.

For: Jackie Sherwood | Multimedia artist
www.jackiesherwood.com

For: Jennifer Preston | JPA&D Architecture and Design
www.jpad.com.au

Both have been constructed from free templates available from:
http://www.styleshout.com/
http://css4free.com/templates/splashtastic/

Transcending CSS by Andy Clarke

Some of the individual contributors to the sites above are listed here:
Arcsin
D Carter
Demus Design
NodeThirtyThree
Solucija
Styleshout

CSS Play:This sexagenarian web coder has created the most amazing features using CSS code. Best of all, he very generously allows free use of his code (although it’s always polite to link to his site if you do use some). It can be a little tricky to copy & change the code to suit yourself, but it’s well worth the effort.

Dynamic Drive:
There is a ‘CSS Library’ section to this site which has some clever MENU and image arranging code.

Plough Deep:
I found some interesting DROP SHADOW coding on this site.

Simple Bits:
Dan Cederholm has written (both in book & online form) some good coding information.
Here is his site:
http://www.simplebits.com/
He also contributes to the Web Standards Group:
http://webstandardsgroup.org/features/dan-cederholm.cfm

Stop Design:
Douglas Bowman has written (both in book & online form) some good coding information.
Here are a couple of his sites:
http://www.stopdesign.com/
http://www.dbowman.com/

Wikipedia / Web colours:
For colours beyond the usual ones, scroll down this page to view colours & alpha-numeric codes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors