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9781590599075

The Essential Guide to Css and Html Web Design

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    9781590599075

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-11-12
  • Publisher: Apress
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The Essential Guide to CSS and HTML Web Design is a special book-it will tell you all you need to know to design great web sites that are standards compliant, usable, and look great, but not overwhelm you with waffle, theory, and obscure details. It is designed to be invaluable to you, whatever stage you are at in your career, with a mixture of practical tutorials and reference material-beginners will quickly pick up the basics, while more experienced web designers and developers will keep returning to the book again and again to recap on techniques they maybe haven't used for a while, or look up properties, attributes and other details. It is destined to become a close friend, adopting a permanent place on your desk.

Table of Contents

About the Author
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowledgments
Introduction
An Introduction to Web Designp. 1
A brief history of the Internetp. 2
Why create a website?p. 3
Audience requirementsp. 4
Web design overviewp. 5
Introducing HTML and XHTMLp. 6
Introducing CSSp. 10
Creating boilerplatesp. 18
Working with website contentp. 24
Web Page Essentialsp. 29
Starting with the essentialsp. 30
Document defaultsp. 30
The head sectionp. 35
The body sectionp. 42
Web page backgroundsp. 45
Closing your documentp. 57
Naming your filesp. 57
Commenting your workp. 58
Web page essentials checklistp. 59
Working with Typep. 61
An introduction to typographyp. 62
Styling text the old-fashioned way (or, why we hate font tags)p. 64
A new beginning: Semantic markupp. 65
Styling text using CSSp. 71
Working with listsp. 106
Working with Imagesp. 119
Introductionp. 120
Color theoryp. 120
Choosing formats for imagesp. 125
Common web image gaffesp. 130
Working with images in XHTMLp. 134
Using CSS when working with imagesp. 136
Using Links and Creating Navigationp. 147
Introduction to web navigationp. 148
Navigation typesp. 148
Creating and styling web page linksp. 150
Links and imagesp. 170
Enhancing links with Java Scriptp. 183
Creating navigation barsp. 195
The dos and don'ts of web navigationp. 230
Tables: How Nature (and the W3C) Intendedp. 233
The great table debatep. 234
How tables workp. 235
Creating accessible tablesp. 239
Styling a tablep. 247
Tables for layoutp. 253
Page Layouts with CSSp. 257
Layout for the Webp. 258
Workflow for CSS layoutsp. 261
CSS layouts: A single boxp. 264
Nesting boxes: Boxoutsp. 272
Advanced layouts with multiple boxes and columnsp. 278
Scrollable content areasp. 306
Getting User Feedbackp. 313
Introducing user feedbackp. 314
Working with formsp. 315
CSS styling and layout for formsp. 320
Sending feedbackp. 326
A layout for contact pagesp. 333
Using microformats to enhance contact informationp. 336
Contact details structure reduxp. 342
Dealing with Browser Quirksp. 347
The final testp. 348
Weeding out common errorsp. 348
A browser test suitep. 351
Dealing with Internet Explorer bugsp. 354
Targeting other browsersp. 367
Putting Everything Togetherp. 371
Putting the pieces togetherp. 372
Managing style sheetsp. 372
Creating a portfolio layoutp. 373
Creating an online storefrontp. 378
Creating a business websitep. 387
Working with style sheets for printp. 392
XHTML Referencep. 399
Standard attributesp. 400
Event attributesp. 401
XHTML elements and attributesp. 403
Web Color Referencep. 447
Color valuesp. 448
Color namesp. 449
Entities Referencep. 451
Characters used in XHTMLp. 452
Punctuation characters and symbolsp. 452
Characters for European languagesp. 455
Currency signsp. 460
Mathematical, technical, and Greek charactersp. 460
Arrows, lozenge, and card suitsp. 466
Converting the nonstandard Microsoft setp. 466
CSS Referencep. 471
The CSS box modelp. 472
Common CSS valuesp. 473
CSS properties and valuesp. 474
Basic selectorsp. 489
Pseudo-classesp. 491
Pseudo-elementsp. 491
CSS boilerplates and managementp. 492
Browser Guidep. 497
Firefoxp. 498
Internet Explorerp. 498
Operap. 499
Safarip. 500
Other browsersp. 500
Software Guidep. 503
Web design softwarep. 504
Graphic design softwarep. 505
The author's toolboxp. 506
Indexp. 509
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