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generic book does not address the needs of artists,
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This review is from: The Internet and Art: A Guidebook for Artists (Paperback)
The focus of the book is on the mechanics of website construction. Over 100 pages are devoted to short (very basic) tutorials on a number of website authoring programs, including PageMill, GoLive, DreamWeaver, and Fireworks. There is some good general discussion of website design, and some links for additional information and resources.Very little in this book is specific to the art world. Most readers, whether or not they are artists, would be much better served by other books on website construction. |
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The Internet and Art: A Guidebook for Artists by Barbara Houghton (Paperback - April 18, 2001)
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