The Elements of Hypertext Style
by Bryan Pfaffenberger
Computer Graphics Editor's Recommended Book: "The
Elements of Hypertext Style is a guide to creating the best and most appropriate Web pages
for your intended audience. It's not a primer on HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). . . or
a technical guide to optimizing graphics for the Web. Rather, it covers the essential
graphics and text elements of Web pages and gives advice on how you can use these elements
to improve your own Web pages. Author Bryan Pfaffenberger writes about how to add visual
clues, interactive and navigational elements, links, transparent .GIFs, animations, and
tables to your site."
Html
Sourcebook : A Complete Guide to Html 3.2 and Html Extensions
by Ian S. Graham
Paperback 3rd edition (February 1997)
John Wiley & Sons
This is the book that has taken me from a complete web home page template
user to being able to create my own unique web site. This book is well worth every
penny. It includes all the basic HTML codes you need on the inside and back covers.
This is a quick reference for when you're in the middle of working and you need to
locate what you need quickly. Also, Mr. Graham gives excellent advice on page
content, organization, and appearance. Highest
recommendation.
Microsoft Frontpage 98 : Step by Step
by Stephen L. Nelson
Microsoft Press
Paperback - 352 pages Bk&Cd-Rom edition (November 1997)
