So you have a grounding in basic HTML and now you're ready to learn how to make Web pages sing. Here's a guide that will get your creative juices flowing as you sharpen your skills. Pirouz is loaded with lively ideas and he shows you exactly how to bring them to life. Pirouz is no fan of flash for the sake of flash: his ideas are focused on how to make your Web pages more attractive and useful to your readers. He even shows you how to turn a potential annoyance for your visitors into the sort of entertainment that evokes a smile.
The book begins with a rapid review of basic HTML design tips and codes and then gets right to the magic of first impression. Here, Pirouz shows how to use the META tag to not only get yourself noticed by Web spiders but also to eliminate browser offsets--direct users with older browsers to alternate pages--and otherwise tweak the experience for your visitors. He then moves on to highlight some of the lesser-known abilities lurking in every corner of HTML. He shows how to achieve unexpected effects with images, tables, frames, windows, type, and forms. It would be hard to page through this book and not fall upon at least one new technique you're itching to try. --Elizabeth Lewis
Book Description
This is a recipe-style how-to book that wlaks users through 50+ HTML lessons, ranging from page layout techniques to special effects. The full-color, visual nature of the book makes learning easy and gives readers immediate gratification.
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