| Description |
xiv, 165 pages : color illustrations ; 18 x 24 cm |
| Contents |
Preface: A few words before we begin -- 1. How the Web works -- 2. More about browsers -- 3. Assembling a Web page -- 4. Creating hypertext links -- 5. New considerations for a new medium -- 6. What you need to know about Web graphics -- 7. Creating graphics -- 8. Creating better graphics -- 9. Transparency and interlacing -- 10. Creating imagemaps -- 11. A designer's guide to HTML -- 12. More Web tricks -- 13. From Web page to Web site |
| Summary |
"Designing for the Web: Getting Started in a New Medium gives you the basics you'll need to make the transition to Web page design. It is geared toward designers who need to hit the ground running."--BOOK JACKET. "This book won't teach you how to design. Instead, its aim is to give you the information you need to adapt your skills to the Web. It's quick-start guide to introduce you to the Web and the unique considerations of Web design. Although the book is aimed at designers, the techniques in this book are useful to anyone who wants to put graphics online."--BOOK JACKET. "Designing for the Web is written by designers who were pioneers on the Web. Accumulating the basic facts and special tricks for effective Web design was a slow, gradual process. This is the book they wish they had when they were just starting out: one that would quickly teach them the lay of the land, so they could concentrate on what they enjoyed doing most - designing!"--BOOK JACKET |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Subject |
Computer graphics.
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HTML (Document markup language)
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World Wide Web.
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| Author |
Freedman, Edie.
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| LC no. |
97179470 |
| ISBN |
1565921658 |
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