Nonfiction Writing - General & Miscellaneous, Network Programming, Internet & World Wide Web - General & Miscellaneous, Interactive Multimedia, Writing - General & Miscellaneous, General Web Site Design/Development, Web Site Design, HTML & XHTML, Digital
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Overview
Hundreds of thousands of websites are available. More and more people are learning to "post" their writing on the Web and Internet — some of it is well-written, while much of it is not. Internet communication and "netiquette" is increasingly more important in establishing a credible website. This book will address the proper writing technique for Internet writing-with less theory than other books and more application! This comprehensive, flexible, and accessible Internet writing guide explores Internet communication with the aim that readers will become better writers in both print-based and electronic formats. As such, it teaches the basic "elements of style" for writing HTML and introduces readers to the fundamentals of constructing a web page. Anyone who writes (or wants to) for an electronic medium, especially the Internet and World Wide Web.Editorials
Booknews
A text which introduces specific skills needed to write for the WWW. The author demonstrates how writing for the Web requires an understanding of the differences between reading the screen and reading the printed page, and how certain writing techniques (such as a clipped, abbreviated style) are more effective on the Web. Seventeen chapters cover elements of Web page construction including hyperstyle, page conventions, personal home pages, electronic essays, assessing and revising, and publishing. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.Book Details
Published
November 25, 1997
Publisher
Prentice-Hall
Pages
236
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780205266937