InterACT with Web Standards: A holistic approach to web design (Voices That Matter) by Erin Anderson

by Erin Anderson

This book bridges the gap between what colleges are teaching and what the Web design industry needs. It takes a holistic approach to Web design and includes everything from Internet fundamentals, information architecture, and web site planning to implementation using HTML and CSS, semantics, and accessibility. Web Design with Web Standards draws upon a portion of the WaSP (Web Standards Project) InterAct curriculum (hosted at ) and provides a complete learning resource. The book gives readers a solid grounding in Web design theory and practical techniques on implementation. It relates to the following courses from WaSP Internet Fundamentals Writing for the Web Foundation HTML and CSS (Web Design 1, Web Design 2, and some of Findability) Accessibility Information Architecture 1

Genres: Website Design, Technology, Programming, Web

Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Charnita · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is really good for newbie and intermediate web designers. I have a strong foundation in HTML4 and CSS2 and this book helped build on that and even taught a bit about HTML5 and CSS3. This was one book where I could read chapters at a time with ease without even losing interest. I definitely recommend it to all.

[Cheryl · Rating 4 out of 5]

Where was this 3 years ago? All the right stuff in one place drawing upon best practices and established works inc. Writing for the Web, Don't make me think, Forms that work. Recommended for training others. The best big picture coverage presentation I've seen for those new to web design.

[Leslie Jensen-Inman · Rating 5 out of 5]

As co-author and creative director for this book I'm a bit biased:) Works well with the InterACT curriculum: http://bit.ly/95fAaF

[Decki Kwok · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gives a holistic view to the world of world wide web so as to gain appreciation for the mechanics that drives the entire web and what to look out for when managing a web development project.