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Learning HTML can seem daunting and not knowing which of the many books to
buy doesn't help. Don't worry, we've all been there. Here are our
recommendations for the easiest HTML and Web design books that make
learning a doddle, and you can get them right here, from your local Amazon
store.
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| HTML 3 for Dummies |
| Starting off by trying to get to grips with everything at once could be a
mistake. The style in Dummies books can seem slow but in many ways that's
perfect when you are learning because the last thing you want is something
that assumes you have an understanding beforehand. It comes with a CD too,
so you have an editor to hand straight away. Perfect for a beginner... more >> |
| Teach Yourself HTML 4 In 24 Hours |
| If you have been looking at source code, or perhaps used our Virgin Media
tutorials, this volume on HTML 4 might be for you. It covers everything you
need to know, with more special effects and glamorous stuff, but you may
have to go back and re-read things a little more if you are new to Web
building... more >> |
| Designing Web Graphics; v.2 |
| Informal, and very extensive, Lynda Weinman's book takes you from first
principals in Web design right through to some really professional level
stuff. It's useful for designers wanting to learn about the Web, and for
Web builders who want to know about design. Be warned: it's big, but you'll
never need to buy another design book... more >> |
| Designing With JavaScript : Creating Dynamic web pages |
| Lots of clearly explained examples, showing you not just how Javascript works, but also explaining basic everyday tricks that will improve your site. Plus: how scripting can create cookies, browser recognition and all sorts of things that you otherwise might have thought was way beyond your reach. It also comes with a CD ROM. Sounds like a lot to take in, but remember, you don't have to learn it all at once - if at all... more >> |
