Who's Afraid of Web Page Design? (Who's afraid?) Book

Who's Afraid of Web Page Design? is an introduction to the entire process of building a web site for people who know HTML but not graphics, multimedia, site planning, or other similar issues. The book takes you through the creation of three sample web sites from beginning to end, with discussions about all kinds of web sites for business and for personal use. Conversations between the author and the novice reader touch on simple questions, such as how to best use particular HTML tags, and more complicated points, such as when to redesign or how (or if) to use new web technologies. Features CD-ROM with shareware/freeware and HTML editors. Contains intermediate to advanced level HTML exercises, including the use of audio and video, graphics, and GIF animation. Illustrates topics with three sample web sites, covering most popular reasons why web sites are created. Explores both the fundamental work involved (writing HTML code, optimizing graphics, working with web colors) and the concepts behind good web page design (designing site functionality, thinking like a user, combining functionality with artistry).Read More