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This is a great introductory book for Photoshop beginners.
Geared for version Photoshop 5.5.
Easy to read and digest. Photoshop is the heart and soul of
my web graphic creation. An absolute must have.
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The next evolutionary step, Photoshop
6.0. Wide range of techinques and cool tricks. All levels from easy
to difficult proceedures. You can make stunning graphics with this
little gem of knowledge! |
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Macromedia's answer to Photoshop. Whereas I prefer Photoshop,
Fireworks tends to lend itself better to working with Dreamweaver.
It intergrates more seamlessly and you don't need to toggle it
back and forth, like with Photoshop. It also is geared more towards
web graphics, whereas Photoshop is geared more towards working
with any sort of graphics, i.e. photographs n' such.
This book is one of the best out there for using and understanding
Fireworks.
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I admit it. Web designing is my religion
and Dreamweaver2 is my Bible. This book tells you in a easy to comprehend
format everything you need to knowin order to design fabulous and
clean web pages. This book outlines Dreamweaver 2 features. |
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The next chapter in the Dreamweaver
succession. Dreamweaver 3 now has more great features, like cleaning
up Microsoft Word files and Netscape 4 bugs! Learn all the great
things you can do with this top of the line web editor with the
Dreamweaver 3 Bible! |
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If you want the latest in web interactivity and animation,
you must learn Flash technology. Most of my high end clients demand
it. Fast loading and just as fun to create as it is to watch!
This book, Flash 4, is a great book for beginners and advanced
users of Flash. Step by step instructions build upon each other
for easy to understand lessons. You'll be Flashing in no time!
; - )
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The most recent release, Flash version
5. So new, even I haven't learned everything about it yet! |
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Web Design in a Nutshell is well organized, the index is excellent,
the writing clear, and there are plentiful examples of the various
concepts discussed. It contains charts covering almost every set
of function/browser compatibility, as well as reference tables
for everything from colors (including an excellent discussion
on the use of websafe colors) to ASCII elements.
It covers the basic elements of web design, ranging from
basic design principles to browsers and types of displays; basic
html elements to image formats; and Cascading Style Sheets to
JavaScript and basic server background.
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This is a great book for beginners
and non-programmers. Clear, concise with lots of examples and charts.
Learn everything from simple text to more complex tables and frames.
A must have! |