Karin's Recommended Web Design Books

The list author says:
	"Website deisgn principles based on research for ease-of-use. A must-read."

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	"More website design principles. No coding here, just how to design your site and pages well."

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	"Best practice web design in standards-based design. Read this book and be amazed."

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	"A definitive guide that explains how to write CSS. This one is the one with the most stickies in my library."

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	"The sequel to #4. Assumes you can do the stuff in #4."

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	"Advanced Web Standards Solutions - A how-to book to do cool stuff, work-around brower bugs, and hacks with CSS."

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	"The Bible of CSS. This one ties for most stickies. A little less conversational then the others but full of great info."

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	"A pocket version of #7. I won this at a MB New Media meeting and it got me started on this whole CSS thing. Handy, but not for learning, use as a reference."

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	"Classic!! check out the website http://www.csszengarden.com/ where designers take exactly the same html and restyle it only with CSS and images. This book gives some case studies from the site."

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	""...standards-based strategies for building designs that provide flexibility, readability, and user control..." That sums it up."

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	"A great reference for those of us who learned HTML in little bits and pieces."

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	"See #11 - same for CSS."

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	"Make your sites purdy."

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	"Dreamweaver book to do specific things - not a general how-to book. Good if you know how to get around a little already."

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	"Another tips and tricks book, this one for Photoshop, specifically for web techniques (as opposed to print)."