HTML 5 and CSS3 (Visual QuickStart Guide)

HTML 5 and CSS3 (Visual QuickStart Guide)

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Need to learn HTML5 fast? This best-selling reference's visual format and step-by-step, task-based instructions will have you up and running with HTML in no time. In this completely updated edition of our best-selling guide to HTML, authors Elizabeth Castro and Bruce Hyslop use crystal-clear instructions and friendly prose to introduce you to all of today's HTML5 and CSS e...more
Paperback, Seventh Edition, 550 pages
Published December 21st 2011 by Peachpit Press
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Alpha
Jul 18, 2012 Alpha rated it 3 of 5 stars
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I bought it because of the good quality of the 6th ed, but I am disappointed.

The typeset and layout are bad. Look at p170, all the text of the entire page are in bold fonts. Actually those "TIPS" should not be bold because there are too many of them. Look at the big blank window between p278 and p279. Double-column layout is OK but should never be abused like this.

Maybe it's not fair to blame the new coauthor Mr. Bruce Hyslop for the typeset and layout, since they might be decided by editors or...more
Nathaniel
In my search for a good guide to the new web standards of the HTML5 era, this one really stood out. Technical computing books like HTML 5 and CSS3 tend to be purely utilitarian, with little concern for the way their contents are presented. However, this book in particular is clearly written and has a nice, colorful layout. But it doesn't skimp on content- the authors pack as much into the text as you could ask for, especially for an introductory text. An essential theme of the book is the benefi...more
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Dustin
I probably would have gotten more out of this if I was actually programming along with the text instead of reading it all and going back after the fact, trying to remember and apply what I'd read.

Still, this is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to start coding web pages.
Mark Leonard
Some good stuff on HTML5 and CSS3. If you have a background in HTML, skip the first ten or so chapters. The discussion on styling for mobile and responsive web design is where this book starts to take off in a positive way. Lots of good resource links for further research.
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Studied Spanish, Catalan, and Basque at University of Pennsylvania and University of California at Berkeley. Moved to Barcelona in 1987, found job in computer company translating documentation and software. Started Página Uno in 1990: publisher of Mac related books in Spanish. Moved back to US in 1993 to edit 5th edition of The Macintosh Bible. Wrote first edition of HTML Visual QuickStart Guide i...more
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