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This is the book I wish I had had when I started to build my first website. It covers web development from A to Z and will answer many of your questions while improving the quality of the sites you produce.
As a web developer, I thought I knew HTML and CSS. This book helped me understand that even though I may know the basics, there’s more to web design than changing font colors and adding margins.
If you’re ready to step into the wonderful world of web design, this book explains the key concepts clearly and effectively. The comfortable, fun writing style makes this book as enjoyable as it is enlightening.
This book has something for everyone, from novice to experienced designers. As a developer, I found it extremely helpful for my day-to-day work, causing me to think before just putting content on a page.
From conception to launch, Mr. Hogan offers a complete experience and expertly navigates his audience though every phase of development. Anyone from beginners to seasoned veterans will gain valuable insight from this polished work that is much more than a technical guide.
Web Design for Developers is a good primer for anyone who would like to learn web design from a global perspective. From graphics, to color, to fonts, to HTML/CSS, and onward, Brian Hogan has written a solid little book that should get you off the ground and into web design, whether you’re a programmer or not.
