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Summary

iPhone & iPad Web Design For Dummies walks users through the steps necessary to create a captivating mobile Web experience for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users. The outline includes: Part I: Designing for the iPhone/iPad covers revolutionizing the Web experience, planning the perfect mobile experience, and designing for the iPhone/iPad. Part II: Using Markup and Programming Languages covers comparing mobile markup languages, creating mobile designs with HTML5 and CSS3, and adding interactivity with AJAX, JQuery, and JavaScript. Part III: Adding Multimedia and Web 2.0 Features covers optimizing images and multimedia, combining a Web site with a mobile application, creating iPhone/iPad designs for WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, and adding mobile commerce. Part IV: Publishing and Marketing covers testing iPhone/iPad designs, optimizing, validating, and publishing, and mobile marketing and social media. Part V: The Part of Tens covers ten Web 2.0 opportunities and ten ways the iPhone is changing the Web. Series features: Information presented in the straightforward but fun language that has defined the Dummies series for more than nineteen years.

Author Biography

Janine Warner has written more than a dozen books about the Internet, including Mobile Web Design For Dummies and Web Sites Do-It-Yourself For Dummies.

David LaFontaine has more than 20 years experience as a journalist, editor, and multimedia producer.

Lee Andron is the Director of Usability for Velti, a leading provider of mobile marketing and advertising solutions.

Introduction.

Part I: Laying the Groundwork.

Chapter 1: Designing for the Future of the Web.

Chapter 2: Planning the Perfect Mobile Experience.

Chapter 3: Designing for the iPhone and iPad.

Part II: Using Markup and Programming Languages.

Chapter 4: Introducing HTML5 and CSS 3.

Chapter 5: Creating Sites with HTML5.

Chapter 6: Designing with the Advantages of CSS 3.

Chapter 7: Animating and Interactivity.

Part III: Adding Multimedia and Web 2.0 Features.

Chapter 8: Optimizing Images.

Chapter 9: Adding Video and Audio.

Chapter 10: Creating Mobile Commerce Sites.

Part IV: Publishing Your Site.

Chapter 11: Testing and Publishing Your Designs.

Chapter 12: Using Device Detection to Target iPhone and iPad Designs.

Chapter 13: Creating iPhone/iPad Designs for a WordPress Blog.

Part V: The Part of Tens.

Chapter 14: Ten Web 2.0 Opportunities: Google Maps, Facebook, and Beyond.

Chapter 15: Ten Ways to Market Your Site.

Index.

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