HotWired Style: Principles of Web Design

by Jeffrey Veen

The web has its own language, aesthetics, issues, and problems; yet the infrastructure and rules of web site design are still in their infancy. Here, the author discusses how Web designers should collaborate with editors and engineers, have an acute understanding of the concept of real-time, master hypertext, know their audience, be wary of multimedia, and create sites that emphasize simplicity and clarity and that users can move through quickly. Includes numerous color reproductions of web pages. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

About the author

Jeff is design partner and head of platform at True. He brings his design and product experience, management skills of large-scale programs, and common sense knowledge of being a founder to the mission and initiatives of True's Founder Platform.