KIMN'S HTML HANDBOOK: From Top to Bottom
Created for my web design students, this booklet includes the
basic anatomy of web page design, the Top Ten HTML codes you need to
know to make a web page, and a list of resources (including Internet sites with free
graphics and information). Lots more, including actual samples of
HTML text and how it appears online. Get your own copy for
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Home Page: An Introduction to
Web Page Design,
by Christopher F. Lampton (1997, Franklin Watts), paperback, 64p.
THIS is THE book that taught me how to create my own website. I made
my first web page in just two hours. If you
want an easy-to-read, easy-to-understand text (without all that computer
gibberish that only highly technical computer geeks can appreciate) and if
you're serious about setting up your own web page, GET THIS BOOK.
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Home Sweet Home Page and the
Kitchen Sink,
by Robin Williams & Dave Mark (1997, Peachpit Press), paperback plus CD ROM with
graphics, 208p.
If you're intimidated by web code language (HTML), pick up this book
from Peachpit Press for tips on how to design the best website using
software such as Adobe Pagemaker or Microsoft FrontPage. A fun,
easy-to-read and informative book. Included is a handy CD-ROM with
loads of free graphics, buttons, and bars to add pizzazz to your
pages.
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HTML in Action: Hot Tips for
Cool Sites,
by Bruce Morris (1996, Microsoft Press), paperback with CD-ROM, 336p.
Once I learned how to create my own web pages with Christopher
Lampton's book (above), this book by Bruce Morris increased my
understanding of HTML codes. I learned how to make text ,
how to create tables, and much more. When I'm ready, I may even try his
advanced tips. It's a well-written book, not too technical, good for
beginning-to-intermediate HTML web designers. The CD-ROM is a nice
feature as well.
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