Web Developer Foundations: Using XHTML

by Terry Felke-Morris

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1576761150
• ISBN13: 9781576761151
• Release Date: December 2004
• Publisher: Addison Wesley Longman
• Length: 586 Pages
• Weight: 2.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 8.5" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Hands-On Approach!

This book will get you started on coding web pages using XHTML and CSS, using CSS for page layout, promoting web pages, introduce using Flash and Java applets, and give you an overview of e-commerce. A great book for a beginner web developer. We use this in a community college course for both online and face-to-face classes. The students really like the hands-on approach with exercises and case studies. There is a CD with extra tutorials and references, too.

Great coverage of web accessibility standards!

"the layout of Felke-Morris's text is excellent. I have always disliked texts with crowded pages, distracting sidebars, and many colors. Felke-Morris' text focuses the student on salient content and uses color, text boxes, and the like to enhance and emphasize, rather than distract. Felke-Morris' hands-on exercises are something my current text does not even have. I really like these exercises because they give students a chance to learn and practice small chunks of material before applying the knowledge to a larger project." -Elizabeth Drake Santa Fe Community College "Great coverage of web accessibility standards! Glad to see a tutorial on File Management. Many students coming into this course struggle with those concepts." Anita Philipp Oklahoma City Community College "Great inclusion of ethical issues and accessibility tips (these are areas that I do find myself supplementing with our current text)." Joyce M. Dick, Northeast Iowa Community College "Superior aspects of Felke-Morris include: --Inclusion of web site pages and/or addresses that have been referred to in the text as either examples of techniques, or places to find more information, or used as a part of the end-of-chapter section on Web Research. These are a real strong point of the text. --Use of the same four example sites through the text as end-of-chapter Cases. As each chapter is completed, each site is enhanced using the current chapter's skills and concepts. --The inclusion of Hands-On Practice and Web Research sections." Cindy Mortensen Truckee Meadows Community College