Web Design: Introductory (HTML)

This book has a lot of reading and information geared towards the research phase of a website: audience, options, color schemes, research, etc. This book is very informative and offers a comprehensive exercise and reading website for more opportunities to learn.

This book isn't just a technical babbling, it actually lays out things in a way that's easy to understand. More than likely this is a required text book, but its just as good for anyone looking to build their own website.

This book details some good information. However, I found that it was geared towards people with very little web experience. This is good in its own way. Who wants to read a book with a bunch of technical jargon? The main problem is that there isn't ENOUGH technical jargon. I expected this book to help me actually make a website, but this says virtually nothing about actually constructing a website. Furthermore, for it's price, it has very few pages (about 200). Overall, if this book simply were larger and actually told you how to DO anything, it would be fine.

Whenever I need a used book I try Amazon. As far as books go I am still old school and hate the digital books due to their special "reader programs" that usually suck. Amazon is the first place I look then the usual online books stores. As far as content....doesn't matter it is for school. They also offer great buyback program.

Still own the book. Great resource.

Good book. I use it a lot for my web design class. It is a lifesaver. I would defiantly recommend this book.

NEW BOOK, LESS COST. I LIKE IT.

Bought for school. Great for copying text to notes. Outdated but okay for beginners. Kindle rent dramatically cheaper than school bookstore. Web Design: Introductory (HTML)