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These are some of the books that are almost always found on my desk, open.
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This is one of the few books on the market that I've found as good as a hands on demo. For virtually every "normal" HTML element and or trick, they have a clearly described example, along with what it will look like in the browser. |
| This book, just like the HTML one above, gives many clear examples that make learning JavaScript tricks easy. I've actually used these two books to teach a class on web page design without the use of computers. |
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This is a cool "coffee table" book on web site design. It is full of interesting web sites that have exploited interesting features of HTML/JavaScript/Java/DHTML/Flash/you name it. Although I would not be interested in trying to exactly replicate any of the sites in this book, it does give some visually stunning views of what is possible. |
| This is the first real decent Cascading Style Sheet book that I found. After about 8 months or so, it's still my favorite. It goes through many of the differences between Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.0, and 5.0, and Netscape's Version 4.X browsers. A very clear table is also presented as to what is, and is not, supported. |
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This is one of the few books on web site style that I actually like. |
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