No matter how visually appealing or packed with content your Web site is, it isn't succeeding if it's not reaching the widest possible audience. If you get this guide, you can be assured it will! By deconstructing a series of real-world Web sites, author and Web designer extraordinaire Dan Cederholm outlines 10 strategies for creating standards-based designs that provide flexibility, readability, and user controlkey components of every successful Web site. Each chapter starts out with an example of what Dan refers to as an "unbulletproof" conceptan existing site that employs a traditional approach and its associated pitfalls. Dan then deconstructs that approach, noting its downsides and then making the site over using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). By the end of each chapter, you'll have replaced traditional, bloated, inaccessible page components with lean markup and CSS. The guide culminates with a chapter that pieces together all of the page components discussed in prior chapters into a single page template.

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Bulletproof web design : creating flexibility with XHTML and CSS

Cederholm, Dan

New Riders/Hayden ; Pearson Education [distributor

Addison-Wesley Longman, Incorporated

Longman Publishing

New Riders Press

Adobe Press

United States, United States of America

Berkeley, Calif, 2005

Berkeley, CA, ©2006

July 28, 2005

1, PS, 2006

1, 2005

mexmat -- 27

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topic: Internet; Internet languages; Internet-Web Site Design; Computers; Computer-Internet; Computer Books: Web Programming; XHTML (Document markup language); Programming Languages-HTML; Data Processing-General; Computers/Internet/Web Site Design; Cascading style sheets; Design; Web sites

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p9) Introduction
2. (p13) 1 Flexible text
2.1. (p15) A common approach
2.2. (p17) Weighing our options
2.3. (p19) A bulletproof approach
2.4. (p24) Why it's bulletproof
2.5. (p24) A flexible base. now what?
2.6. (p28) Working with keywords and percentages
2.7. (p34) Summary
3. (p35) 2 Scalable navigation
3.1. (p37) A common approach
3.2. (p39) Why it's not bulletproof
3.3. (p40) A bulletproof approach
3.4. (p49) Why it's bulletproof
3.5. (p50) Additional examples
3.6. (p53) Summary
4. (p55) 3 Expandable rows
4.1. (p57) A common approach
4.2. (p58) Why it's not bulletproof
4.3. (p60) A bulletproof approach
4.4. (p73) Why it's bulletproof
4.5. (p75) Another example of expanding
4.6. (p80) Summary
5. (p81) 4 Creative floating
5.1. (p83) A common approach
5.2. (p85) A bulletproof approach
5.3. (p116) Why it's bulletproof
5.4. (p116) Summary
6. (p117) 5 Indestructible boxes
6.1. (p119) A common approach
6.2. (p121) Why it's not bulletproof
6.3. (p121) A bulletproof approach
6.4. (p127) Why it's bulletproof
6.5. (p128) Other rounded-corner techniques
6.6. (p137) Summary
7. (p139) 6 No lmages ? no css ? no problem
7.1. (p141) A common approach
7.2. (p144) Why it's not bulletproof
7.3. (p145) A bulletproof approach
7.4. (p146) Why it's bulletproof
7.5. (p149) With or without style
7.6. (p153) Bulletproof tools
7.7. (p161) Summary
8. (p163) 7 Convertible tables
8.1. (p165) A common approach
8.2. (p167) Why it's not bulletproof
8.3. (p168) A bulletproof approach
8.4. (p189) Why it's bulletproof
8.5. (p191) Summary
9. (p193) 8 Fluid layouts
9.1. (p195) A common approach
9.2. (p197) Why it's not bulletproof
9.3. (p199) A bulletproof approach
9.4. (p232) Why it's bulletproof
9.5. (p233) Summary
10. (p235) 9 Putting it all together
10.1. (p237) The goal
10.2. (p238) Why it's bulletproof
10.3. (p242) The construction
10.4. (p268) Css adjustments for ie
10.5. (p272) Conclusion
11. (p273) Index

theme: Internet; Internet languages; Internet-Web Site Design; Computers; Computer-Internet; Computer Books: Web Programming; XHTML (Document markup language); Programming Languages-HTML; Data Processing-General; Computers/Internet/Web Site Design; Cascading style sheets; Design; Web sites

Provides information on successfully designing a Web site using XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets.

Dan Cederholm. Includes Index.

2009-07-20