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Designing With Web Standards

โœ Scribed by Jeffrey Zeldman


Publisher
New Riders
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Leaves
360
Series
Voices that matter
Category
Library

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โœฆ Synopsis


Jeffrey Zeldman did it again. He made a huge impact with his Designing with Web Standards book (1st ed) close to a decade ago. Well, he's published his third edition, and it is as insightful as the first. This book is up to date, and covers modern technologies, from HTML5 to CSS3 to IE8.

Readers of this book will gain a valuable insight into the recent history of web standards, be shown where things are now, and get a glimpse at where they may be going.

Anyone connected to the web development process should read this book: developers (obviously), designers, supervisors. The book uses simple language, is not code-heavy, and is readable by programmers and non-programmers.


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