Creating Your Own Web Site

These books will help you get started in building your own Web site.

Creating Killer Web Sites, Second Edition
by David S. Siegel, David Seigel / Paperback

Creating Killer Web Sites was the first true design book for the web. It became the best-selling book on the Internet in 1996 and has been translated into ten languages. It has taught an entire generation of site designers how to get control over their pages. It shows, in practical terms, the fundamentals of design applied to the web. Read more reviews about this book.

Creating Web Pages for Dummies (3rd Ed)
by Bud Smith, Arthur Bebak / Paperback

Creating Cool Html 3.2 Web Pages
by Dave Taylor / Paperback

This ultimate hands-on guide will make your Web site stand out from the others. The book focuses on how to add spice and "wake up" Web sites by showing the reader how to include sound, video and animation. Included in the CD is a great selection of "cool" Web pages, a variety of demos, an Internet assistant, and both major browsers (Netscape and Internet Explorer). Read more reviews about this book.

Creating Web Pages for Kids & Parents (Dummies Guide to Family Computing)
by Greg Holden / Paperback

A family guide to creating a personalized Web page explains how to design interesting Web pages and includes graphics tips, tools for using online Web-building tools, Internet safety advice, available software, and a CD-ROM providing tools, templates, and clipart. Original. (Beginner). Read more reviews about this book.

Web Design Resources Directory : Tools and Techniques for Designing Your Web Pages
by Ray Davis, Eileen Mullin / Paperback

A step-by-step tutorial demystifies learning Web page design by presenting a comprehensive directory of Web resources that can be used in conjunction with the book's step-by-step examples. Original. (Intermediate). Read more about this book.

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