books about: css     Website Design .COM.HK Domain Hong Kong books:       Pro CSS and HTML Design Patterns22 reviews Michael Bowers Apress, 2007 Practical book Hi I have read about half the book and I find it very interesting and very practical. The book gives you patterns and approaches to solve the problems which designers confront daily. The index is also very helpful at the back, which points me straight to the solution of the problem which I am seeking. When compared to other books, this gives more than what every other book is giving, which I ...             Transcending CSS: The Fine Art of Web Design (Voices That Matter)49 reviews Andy Clarke, Molly E. Holzschlag New Riders Press, 2006 The Last CSS Book You Will Read This book is amazing in it's holistic approach to web design using CSS. It's from a designer's perspective and helps a lot in the thought process and workflow departments, then shows you a wonderful way to build up a design from the ground up based on a content-out approach. In some ways I wish that I had read it before any other CSS book, but I don't think I would have been able to appreciate ...             CSS: The Missing Manual52 reviews David McFarland Pogue Press, 2006 Buy it! Fantastic book for learning CSS! Here is the order that I suggest to learn XHTML/CSS styling: 1. Head First HTML/CSS 2. CSS The Missing Manual 3. CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions So far, I have really enjoyed the first two books, when I finish CSS the Missing Manual, I will move on to number 3. I have found that these three books ideally complement each other.             CSS: The Definitive Guide25 reviews Eric Meyer O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2006 Very authoritative and complete Before purchasing this book, I had purchased about a half dozen books on css, one from the same author. I was really surprised to find new ways to use css that I hadn't learned in the other books. Each topic is discussed completely and in detail. For a reference on css, this book is the best I've found.             CSS Mastery: Advanced Web Standards Solutions101 reviews Andy Budd, Simon Collison, ... friends of ED, 2006 It Answered All My Questions - Intermediate CSSer Not a beginner's book and thank god for that - beginners should start online anyway. If you've been working with CSS for a while but have some nagging questions that never seem to get answered about the tricky stuff like certain layouts and centering, this is the place to go. Andy Budd appears to possess that rare quality that makes for an excellent how-to author which is a deep awareness of ...             The Zen of CSS Design: Visual Enlightenment for the Web (Voices That Matter)84 reviews Dave Shea, Molly E. Holzschlag Peachpit Press, 2005 Great addition to a great website. I came across this book due to my love of the great website of the same name as the book. If you are a web designer or want to see some better ways to make your online web presence look better, and more slick, this book is a great addition to your tool box.             Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide (2nd Edition) (Voices That Matter)79 reviews Charles Wyke-Smith New Riders Press, 2007 Best Source on How CSS Works Stylin' with CSS: A Designer's Guide (2nd Edition) (Voices That Matter)RE: Wyke-Smith's CSS Book: I've come to appreciate this book so much that I don't know where to begin in recommending it. I had read (studied) several books on how to mark up and style web pages, but not until I began reading this one did lingering questions finally get answered at the very outset. For Example, Chapter 2 "How ...             Head First HTML with CSS & XHTML219 reviews Eric Freeman, Elisabeth Freeman O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2005 I love this book! I've been using HTML for quite a while, but I really didn't understand it -- largely because I couldn't bring myself to care. I just used my cheat sheet a lot. Having worked through thsi book, I understand it all well enough to remember it. This is the first book in the Head First series that I've used, and I hesitated because of the price. I already had an HTML book, and it seemed like an ...             CSS Pocket Reference: Visual Presentation for the Web (Pocket Reference)4 reviews Eric Meyer O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2007 Handy and complete reference Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is the W3C standard for the visual presentation of web pages, although it can be used in other situations too. The book begins with a short introduction to the basic concepts of CSS. What follows is an alphabetical reference to all CSS2.1 selectors, and finally an alphabetical reference to all CSS2.1 properties. This is a good handy reference once you understand CSS, ...             HTML, XHTML, and CSS, Sixth Edition (Visual Quickstart Guide)167 reviews Elizabeth Castro Peachpit Press, 2006 Excellent! Very well written, very simple and organized. I highly recommend this book! I'm a reasonably computer savvy person. However, I've been wanting to develop more marketable skills in design... so, recently I've started taking classes in FLASH, ILLUSTRATOR, etc. Then I was told that it would be very beneficial for me to learn HTML and CSS, so, after reading many reviews on Amazon, I bought this book. In a matter of hours, I was designing an XHTML website for myself. I HIGHLY ...             Beginning CSS Web Development: From Novice to Professional31 reviews Simon Collison Apress, 2006 Just The Kick Start I Needed I bought this book a year ago to get me started in writing CSS web pages. This was just the book I needed to get me started. It is reasonable simple to following along with and experiment with the examples. The outcome of my trek through this book is my personal home page (http://www.intergate.com/~waltwilliams/) which is now so much more presentable and professional looking. I have actually had ...             The Ultimate CSS Reference3 reviews Tommy Olsson, Paul O'Brien SitePoint, 2008 The Ultimate CSS Reference 'The Ultimate CSS Reference' is exactly as the title says. A comprehensive REFERENCE for CSS styling. This book is not (NOT) a learning book or an example full book, rather a reference to using CSS. If you use CSS on a daily basis and need such a tool this is a good resource to have. My only gripe is that I don't know why the publishers decided to put this out as a hardcover. The costs could ...             Pro CSS Techniques (Pro)10 reviews Jeff Croft, Ian Lloyd, ... Apress, 2006 Great CSS book for developers There are many CSS books on the market now, so distinguishing yourself from the many is getting harder and harder to do. Since there are less intermediate to advanced books compared to beginner CSS books this is a start. Another thing this book focuses on that is different than the majority of other CSS book is that is stresses creating semantic markup throughout the design and development ...             The Essential Guide to CSS and HTML Web Design (Essential Guide)8 reviews Craig Grannell friends of ED, 2007 The tool to go from Transitional to Strict Craig Grinnell's book is excellent and helpful in any sense. If you want to really dive into CSS and HTML and how to structure a website according to standards this is the book to buy. The book is well organized; the text is smooth and the information valuable. This is a book I am relying on to enhance my ability to structure websites and it is working.             The CSS Anthology: 101 Essential Tips, Tricks & Hacks51 reviews Rachel Andrew SitePoint, 2007 Great Buy For those of us who are beginners or intermediate programmers of CSS, I would recommend this book. From beginning use to advanced hints and tips, this book has something for everyone. Any book that helps me to learn even one item more than I already knew is a benefit to my library, and you can't beat Amazon.com for price!             Build Your Own Website The Right Way Using HTML & CSS31 reviews Ian Lloyd SitePoint, 2006 ALL HANDS-ON !!!! It's been such a long time since I did anything with HTML and I needed a no nonsense approach to brushing up on it. Well, this book is right on target for me. The hands-on method of teaching in this book is so great that it feels like you are taking a course on HTML. The format is like a work book so you are always working with the material as you learn it. This author does not dumb it down to ...             HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS26 reviews Rachel Andrew SitePoint, 2006 Excellent An Excellent and very informative book. Not only does it have a complete list of CSS 2.1 compliant listings, property by property , but practical use and examples that make it easy to understand and apply. You can't beat Amazon's price. I purchased this and "The CSS Anthology" for the same price as one of the books at BN or Borders. AN Excellent Addition to the Web Programmers Library!             Mastering CSS with Dreamweaver CS3 (Voices That Matter)7 reviews Stephanie Sullivan, Greg Rewis New Riders Press, 2008 A must have for anyone who uses Dreamweaver and wants to really understand CSS I couldn't wait to get this book and it exceeded all my expectations. The authors take you through the basics of CSS and then it's on to the fun part of what you can really do with the knowledge you've just learned. Since I use Dreamweaver CS3, this book really helped me integrate the intricacies of that program with the power of CSS. I've had a peek at Dreamweaver CS4 beta and this is the ...             The Art and Science of CSS20 reviews Jonathan Snook, Steve Smith, ... SitePoint, 2007 A book to the more experienced ones. I've bought and already finished to read this book. I'm a interface developer with a good background into CSS and XHTML; i think that this book was not written to somebody interested into the fundamentals and step-by-step of the CSS. It's a collection of code-based insights (for each chapter, 2 or 3 progressive explanations) from the authors; it's amazing if you (like me, when i bought it) ...             CSS Cookbook, 2nd Edition27 reviews Christopher Schmitt O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2006 CSS Seconds The CSS Cookbook is written for those starting out with CSS and advanced users. It is not written as a tutorial in order to learn CSS but anyone with a basic grip on CSS will find the book a valuable companion. The clear explanations of many of the pitfalls we come across when writing CSS are simply stated in an easy to look up format. 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