ABANDONED. Non-Fiction/Technical Web Design/Development book.

[L.C.]

Hello! This book covers web design/development for beginners using HTML5 and CSS3. Because it focuses on these two versions, I know it was published fairly recently, say, 2010-2016. This is one of those project-based learning books, and I know the number of projects in it was anywhere from 4-9. It might've lightly covered JavaScript, but I'm not entirely sure. On the cover written in a small/medium circle it talks about either A), the number of projects in it, B), the HTML5 + CSS3 in it, or C), the JavaScript in it. I know it's one of those three things. This book has a title and a subtitle. I can only remember certain keywords from the subtitle which are: "complete easy *number of projects here* web projects beginners HTML3 CSS5". The cover of this book is bright sky blue with a flat design-style cartoon illustration. It's a man wearing a white shirt (with his back to the viewer) sitting in a roll-about office chair. He's hunched over a desk that has a bunch of papers on it (or a single large blueprint). There's a dark gray or black lamp sitting on the desk. Those subtitle keywords I mentioned are written underneath this illustration, near the author's name. To give you an idea of the style of this illustration: https://www.presentationload.com/flat...
I remember the cover of this book clearly, so I'll immediately know it when I see it. I hope this is enough detail. Thank you all!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

L.C., are you still looking for this or did you find it?

[Kris]

No response, moving to Abandoned folder.

L.C. (OP) was last active on the site in January 2019.