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HTML artistry

Name: HTML artistry
Author: Ardith Ibanez,Natalie Zee
ISBN: 9781568304540

by Ardith Ibanez, Natalie Zee

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Overview

HTML Artistry is an advanced, hands-on guide to the aesthetics of utilizing HTML tags in Web pages. Concise, practical advice helps readers make the best decisions about when and where to use which HTML elements to create better Web pages. This book will clearly illustrate all aspects of HTML design, from the simple table layout to full animation with Dynamic HTML. Advanced tips and tricks are sprinkled throughout for optimizing the look and speed of the page. All the examples are actual techniques that are used on today's top web sites. Readers will receive expert advice through examples and case studies on how to achieve sophisticated page layouts through the use of innovative typography, animations, and interactive effects that work on BOTH Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer

Inspirational case studies demonstrate what works in real world contexts and how to apply them to the web
Stunning artwork illustrates innovative layouts, typography, animations all with HTML
Learn how to design for cross-browser Dynamic HTML examples are already fine tuned to work on BOTH Netscape 4 and IE 4

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Library Journal

Iba ez and Zee offer a broad discussion of advanced graphic web design using HTML 4, cascading style sheets, and dynamic HTML. They begin with classic HTML design and then leap into dynamic HTML and Shockwave. Good instruction is accompanied by great case studies.

Booknews

Takes a multidisciplinary and cross-disciplinary approach to Web site development by first focusing on classic HTML and covering color, layout, typography, and customization. The manual then explores dynamic HTML, showing layers, style sheets, interactivity, and animation. Since the work is, in part, concerned with the art of visual communication, the authors include interviews with several designers working outside the context of the Web. The authors believe that there is more to designing for the Web than just learning HTML. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.