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CSS Secrets: Better Solutions to Everyday Web Design Problems 1st Edición
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In this practical guide, CSS expert Lea Verou provides 47 undocumented techniques and tips to help intermediate-to advanced CSS developers devise elegant solutions to a wide range of everyday web design problems.
Rather than focus on design, CSS Secrets shows you how to solve problems with code. You'll learn how to apply Lea's analytical approach to practically every CSS problem you face to attain DRY, maintainable, flexible, lightweight, and standards-compliant results.
Inspired by her popular talks at over 60 international web development conferences, Lea Verou provides a wealth of information for topics including:
- Backgrounds and Borders
- Shapes
- Visual Effects
- Typography
- User Experience
- Structure and Layout
- Transitions and Animations
- ISBN-101449372635
- ISBN-13978-1449372637
- Edición1er
- EditorialO'Reilly Media
- Fecha de publicación28 Julio 2015
- IdiomaInglés
- Dimensiones7.99 x 0.7 x 9.72 pulgadas
- Número de páginas388 páginas
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- Editorial : O'Reilly Media; 1er edición (28 Julio 2015)
- Idioma : Inglés
- Tapa blanda : 388 páginas
- ISBN-10 : 1449372635
- ISBN-13 : 978-1449372637
- Dimensiones : 7.99 x 0.7 x 9.72 pulgadas
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº104,280 en Libros (Ver el Top 100 en Libros)
- nº20 en Experiencia Usuario Usabilidad Sitio Web
- nº33 en Lenguajes de Programación (Libros)
- nº51 en Diseño de Sitios Web (Libros)
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Lea Verou is an Invited Expert in the W3C CSS Working Group, the committee that designs the CSS language, and previously worked as a Developer Advocate at the W3C, the Web’s main standards organization. Currently, Lea conducts research in Human-Computer Interaction at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She also blogs, has spoken at over 60 international web development conferences, and enjoys coding popular open source projects to help fellow developers, such as Prism, -prefix-free, Dabblet, CSS3Test.com, Awesomplete and many more.
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I've had an annoying UI bug that I've spent hours on and once my solutions started getting most heinous I decided to live with it instead of writing ungodly amounts of code for something that should be resolved with 1 line of css. For a separate issue a coworker recommended this book. (I couldn't wrap my head around how some css shapes are defined, the math involved etc.) While browsing chapters I found chapter 7, the section titled "Taming table column widths", and it changed my life. It had a great explanation on what the problem was with pictures and diagrams of exactly the issue I was seeing and also the solution had a similar explanation and picture of how the css property fixes the issue (More so the ramifications of the fix.)
The book itself is a piece of art. It has been a joy browsing through the well laid out sections, beautiful typography, and helpful graphics. I have to recommend this book to anyone who does any amount of web design. There is a treasure trove of information in here that no amount of bing/google can compare. 5/5 - would buy again.
I am a .NET developer by trade. I don't have any professional front-end web experience, and that's why I picked up this book. I wanted to build up my skills and understanding in this domain, and this book has been an effective resource in doing that.
With this book, she pushes the boundaries of what could be possible with simple CSS properties.
The Book starts with how the CSS standards are developed. Then, Lea goes on to reveal 32 CSS secrets spread across 47 chapters. Although some chapters do require a prerequisite (sometimes another chapter from the same book),the chapters can be read in a non-linear way.
The book focusses on the possibilities of achieving a CSS problem with various innovative ways. For instance, she presents 6 ways of vertically centering an element. It also explains the process of finding a solution and draws light on the most suitable solution.
What really sets this book apart from the other books is the "casual conversational" tone she maintains throughout the book. Not only language, but the content motivates the reader to read more without getting bored.
For a book this amazing, which needs to be preserved, I found the paper quality a little substandard. Hopefully, O'Reilly will fix this issue soon :)
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Es un libro obligatorio para cualquier amante del UI, ya que trae soluciones a problemas comunes a los que nos enfrentamos en el trabajo diario.
These are often little things that 'make' the design. For example, roll over the Your Lists option, top right on the Amazon menu. There's a little arrow at the top of the resulting menu that points to the option you are over.
Most designers with some experience know how to do that (its an empty div and the arrow is its borders). Not obvious from the spec, and once you have read enough to implement it for the first time, you will be back on the web to see how to create a drop shadow that includes both the menu content div and the arrow (you add the shadow as a filter not a box-shadow). Easy enough, but that web search has just cost you half an hour the first time you have to implement this.
This book contains lots of little titbits like this; adding polish to a design in ways that are not always obvious. The beauty of the book is that you get all these techniques quickly in one place, and its all been through peer review so none of the going back to the web again for 2 hours to fix the dreaded client bug 'it only works in Chrome'.
There are two books that I think every designer and beginner should have and they are CSS Mastery and Pro CSS Layout Techniques (this is based on my owning a lot more CSS books and most of the others are useless; stuffy spec books that spend more time on being right than being practical). I'd put this as the third book you need to quickstart (or renew) a modern CSS knowledge.
Havia chegado aquele estágio em que pensamos que não tem nada de realmente grandioso a surgir em novas versões do CSS, como o CSS3; mas isso foi até encontrar o blog e o livro de Lea Verou. Além de ter um nome engraçado e ser mais jovem do que eu, Lea não somente explica o que há de novo no CSS (como, por exemplo, que na verdade não existe algo como "CSS3"), mas praticamente inaugura uma nova forma de pensar a linguagem, o que faz toda a diferença.
Ela é a nova "zen master" do CSS. Se você trabalha com essa linguagem, leia este livro o quanto antes, sob o risco de ficar para trás no bonde da história se demorar muito!





