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Creating Web Pages Bible [Paperback]

David A. Crowder (Author), Rhonda Crowder (Author)
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0764547917 978-0764547911 April 15, 2001 1
Creating Web Pages Bible covers everything beginning to advanced users need to create dynamic Web pages: from planning and building a simple Web page with HTML and authoring tools to creating interactive sites with forms, multimedia, and animation techniques to actually going live with your site. There's even a section on e-commerce.

This Bible is a 100% comprehensive reference on creating Web pages, for all user levels.

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Everything you need to build the Web site of your dreams ... Whether you're a Web design rookie or an HTML veteran, this complete reference gives you all the tools you need to plan, develop, and launch a state-of-the-art Web site. Beginning with a fast Flash site-building tutorial, seasoned Web designers David and Rhonda Crowder walk you step by step through the Web development process, starting with the very basics and then moving progressively through more sophisticated topics and techniques, including Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript interactivity, animation, and multimedia. Complete with an incisive overview of e-commerce and site promotion, this all-in-one resource is just what you need to build the site of your dreams. Inside you'll find everything you need to create dynamic Web sites!
* Get up and running fast with a Flash Web site quick start
* Master HTML and site-building fundamentals
* Enhance your pages with fonts, images, and color
* Create great layouts using tables, frames, and Cascading Style Sheets
* Add interactivity with forms, Flash, JavaScript, rollovers, and multimedia
* Get the scoop on secure servers, e-cash, affiliate programs, and other e-commerce issues
* Promote your site through search engines, press releases, links, and banner exchanges
* Maintain and update your site - and prepare it for the XML future
Bonus CD-ROM includes:
* Flash 5, Dreamweaver 4, and Fireworks 4 trial versions
* HomeSite 4.5 evaluation version
* Plus over 20 more Web design tools, utilities, and resources, including Poser trial version, BBEdit and Caligari trueSpace demos, Paint Shop Pro and TopStyle evaluation versions, and CoffeeCup Direct FTP shareware.
www.hungryminds.com System Requirements: Pentium class PC running Windows 95 or later, Windows NT4 or later, or Macintosh with PowerPC processor running OS 8.5 or higher. See the CD Appendix for details and complete system requirements.

About the Author

About the Authors David Crowder and Rhonda Crowder have written or co-written several books on computers and the Internet, including Building a Web Site For Dummies and Teach Yourself the Internet. They were selling hypertext systems back in the days when you had to explain to people what the word meant. They have been involved in the online community for more than a decade and are the recipients of several awards, including NetGuide magazine's Gold Site Award. About the Contributors Erie Butow is owner of E. E. Butow Communications LLC, a technical communications firm in Roseville, California. He has years of experience in graphic design, technical writing, and Web design. Butow is also the author of Master Visually Windows 2000 Server and co-author of Teach Yourself Visually Windows 2000 Server, both published by Hungry Minds (formerly IDG Books Worldwide). Stephanie Cottrell Bryant has written on a number of Web-related topics, including HTML, Web editing tools, and Web site design. Currently, she teaches freshman composition at San Jose State University in San Jose, California, where she is pursuing her Master's Degree in English. Matthew David has been writing and evangelizing the potential and power of the Web for more than six years. He lives in Wisconsin with his lovely wife and three children. Patricia A. Hartman has written a number of books, including Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 (Hungry Minds, formerly IDG Books Worldwide), Flash 5 Visual JumpStart (Sybex), and Active Server Pages in Plain English with Timothy Eden (Hungry Minds). She lives in North San Diego County with her husband, two Rottweilers, a cat, and their computer network. Wendy Willard is the founder and owner of the Web design and development agency Willardesigns (www.willardesigns.com). She is actively involved in Web-related education and consulting and teaches Web design and development throughout the United States and Europe.

Product Details

  • Paperback: 768 pages
  • Publisher: Wiley; 1 edition (April 15, 2001)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0764547917
  • ISBN-13: 978-0764547911
  • Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 7.4 x 1.3 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.9 pounds
  • Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (7 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,143,127 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars 2nd edition is much improved..., October 30, 2004
(...) The 1st edition apparently had some significant issues based on reviews at Amazon, the 2nd edition seems to be much improved.

Chapter list: Planning Your Web Pages; Promoting Your Site; Basic HTML Building Blocks; Organizing Your Site; Putting It on the Web; Getting Fancy with Text; Finding Images; Blending Images into Your Pages; Creating and Enhancing Images; Adding Color Throughout Your Site; Harnessing the Power of Tables; Organizing Your Site with Frames; Styling Web Pages with Cascading Style Sheets; Positioning Elements with DIVs; Getting Input with Forms; Making Dynamic Pages with JavaScript; Navigating Your Web Site; Adding Dynamic Page Elements with DHTML; Animating with Macromedia Flash; Adding Multimedia and Other Objects; Blogging; Setting Up Your Store; Selling on eBay; Getting Paid; Using Advertising; Covering All the Bases; Maintaining Your Site; Designing with XML; Making Your Site Mobile with WAP/WML; HTML 4.01 Specs; XHTML 1.0, Second Edition specs; XML 1.0, Third Edition Specs; WML 2.0 Specs; JavaScript Reference; Glossary; Index

This is one of those books that I personally like, but I don't know if it's right for what I think is the intended audience. I've been doing application development for a long time, and some of that time has been spent doing web development. While I wouldn't grab this book to find an answer to an HTML or JavaScript question, I would use it to understand graphical composition, navigation, and more of the site structure thoughts. There's always new stuff to learn, and it helps to get new ideas from others in that area. And if you've seen my (lack of) graphical ability, you'd understand. Die-hard web designers will also squawk about the reliance on tables and frames for design. I'd tend to agree with them, but I'm also not as dogmatic about the whole issue.

If you're a casual computer use who thinks they have a great idea for a web site, and if you think you could build that site on your own, you'd probably gravitate to a book like this. To be sure, everything you absolutely need to know is in here. But I think you could quickly find yourself overwhelmed with everything you need to learn to set the site up. And when you start talking about setting up an online store and shopping carts, you could end up making mistakes that could cost you dearly in security and fraud.

So is it a good book? In my opinion, yes. It's well-written and there is a lot of valuable information in it. I just tend to think it serves developers with some prior background knowledge better than it would serve a complete newbie.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Fix a few things for the next edition., October 27, 2002
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I have been teaching HTML and web design classes for over 4 years and I am always looking for new ideas and techniques and this book certainly has that. There is an abundance of information contained within the 700 plus pages.

The book has you working with HTML, CSS, Java Scripting, DHTML and XHTML. You get to try out and design frames pages, tables, forms, multimedia pages and cascading style sheets. Overall everything you need to become a very good designer is in this book including an excellent layout of the HTML 4.01 tags.

The cd included has a number of utilities, most of which can be found just about anywhere on the web. Also included is trial version of Flash 5, DreamWeaver 4 and HomeSite 4.5 all of which have newer version out, so the next edition should have this included.

Aside from those minor things, the files you are supposed to be able to use for some of the exercises weren't on my cd and I was unable to find them anywhere on the website so I think this needs to be fixed. Other than those fixes the book is very accurate and detailed with plenty of information for everyone

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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Promising so far, March 21, 2002
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I just got this book and I must say I think it looks very promising. I felt I had to write a review, seeing how I disagree with the only other review written here.

I am a beginner and I think the book has a easy-to-understand approach. Also, the cd with the book contains a lot of trial versions, among other things flash5, which I can't wait to test out. (and yes, I checked: all the things that are supposed to be on the cd are there... :) )

So all in all.. this looks very good so far.

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One of the most popular Web development applications today is Macromedia Flash. Read the first page
Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fiftieth frame, script invisible, organizing your site, sidebar images, balloon layers, second frameset, overflowing content, shorthand properties, following code example shows, fist item, inline elements, genealogy page, following source code, compatibility guidelines, positioned elements, space provider, block level elements, arrow tool, hover color, fragment identifiers, navigation frame, function repeater, preformatted text, protected directory, alt text
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Internet Explorer, All Inherited, World Wide Web, Enhancing Web Pages, Netscape Navigator, Done Figure, Second Cell, Designing Web Layouts, Paint Shop Pro, Third Cell, Making Dynamic Web Pages, Untitled Document, Styling Web Pages, Web Publishing, Building Blocks, Create Your Pages, Macromedia Flash, Night Life, Quick Start, Chop Point, Help Figure, Hungry Minds, Network Solutions, Pacific Branch, Publish Settings
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