Creating Web Sites: The Missing Manual
By Matthew MacDonald
Publisher: O'Reilly Media / Pogue Press
Released: October 2005
Pages: 560
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A must read for anyone who is thinking of having a web site or already has a web site and does not know what he needs and what are all fancy terms mean. Gave me a clear idea of exactly what to ask for in a website and what to expect in contents and budget ,, FANTASTIC

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This book is a great starting point for people wanting to set up their first website, or even weblog.

The book is broken up into four sections, covering how to plan your site, find a good webhost and register your funky new domain name, through to a primer for HTML and CSS and web graphics and finishing off with some excellent advice on how to attract visitors to your site, and how to get them to stay! The final section looks at 'web frills', adding javascript, audio and video to your site.

The book is firmly aimed at the web-novice - some of the sections on html and css are fairly basic, but cover the material well, staying clear of the too much jargon pitfall that dogs other books on the subject. Even so, there are some excellent tips and examples which taught me some new things!

As with all O'Reilly books, the style is clear and concise, with clear examples and pictures illustrating key points.

So. Recommended for beginners and worth chccking out for those past the first steps in building a website. Overall, a fine book.

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