HTML & XHTML DeMYSTiFieD

by Lee Cottrell

HTML and XHTML Demystified is a hands-on tutorial that gives you thorough guidance on required Web design techniques and technologies. The book also functions as a useful supplement for textbooks and classroom activities by focusing on the essentials and the most useful tags and properties, while avoiding unnecessary details. Learn to create Web pages, add graphics and links, create tables and frames, integrate forms, and more. Each chapter features valid HTML that follows all of the rules set by the W3C and incorporates the latest standards for HTML5. Web designers need to write pages that are accessible to all users, so each chapter is coded to address the accessibility requirements from the Americans with Disabilities Act and to allow the use of non-English characters. HTML and XHTML Demystified Step-by-step
HTML and The Web; Your First Web Pages; Inserting Graphics; Creating Hyperlinks; Using Lists; Building Tables; Gathering Data with Forms; Page Layout; Scripting; DHTML; Effectively Using Multimedia; Using Frames; Creating a Web Site

400 pages, Paperback

First published November 3, 2010

Reviews

[Traci]

Started it, got thru the first chapter. Then realized that maybe I didn't need to learn HTML immediately after all, as I figured out some quirks on the wiki I'm now editing.

Might come back to it later on. It does look very helpful.

[Renán Đf · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unclear at some moments and found missed typo as well, on the other hand was very basic and easy to find answers.