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Summary: Friendly Introduction to XHTML/CSS
Comment: Having been absent from web development since 1997, I decided to get up to speed with modern web page technology. I also heard a lot about these Head First books in regards to how they take a fresh approach to learning, so I decided to see what all the hype is about. The best part about the book is its amazingly clear explanations and presentation. You don't get a headache from reading this book and often enjoy moving onto the next chapter. Having said that, I could do with a little less of the cutsie stuff in it as well as some of the intended repetition. The authors claim to present the material in a way that you are less likely to forget it. I have mixed results on that one. Some stuff has stuck, especially for the items I did examples for, while other stuff has quickly faded. Part of this is likely due to the book repeating styles. For example, by time you read the fifth Fireside Chat or debate, your mind grows bored of the humor or concept. Despite a few compliants, I think this is the best introductory book on XHTML/CSS for all skill levels. As a computer scientist myself, I get some criticism from my peers for reading this "short bus" book, but I've always believed that learning should be as easy as possible no matter how educated or smart you think you are. Rating: 4.5 stars

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Summary: Beginner intro to a little beyond.
Comment: I bought this book for my friend who wanted to learn HTML.
I found this book to be very beginner friendly.
If you are more advanced in HTML and CSS this book isn't really for you unless you want a very basic reference book.

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Summary: Pretty Darn Amazing...
Comment: After several failed attempts to learn HTML over the past two years, I finally stumbled upon this book. I finished reading it in less than a week, doing all the exercises and was incredibly impressed with how my brain managed to retain so much new information.

The format of the book is fantastic. It's easy to read through and most importantly, enjoyable. The way things are explained and all the examples given help you process what you are learning in half the time.

I love this book. Buy it. You won't regret it.

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Summary: Highly Recommended
Comment: This book is so good it should have some kind of cult following. I've read a few books on HTML and CSS and this is definitely the best -- by far. I would say it's most appropriate for beginner to intermediate.

It's a huge book at 650 pages, but I was kind of sad when it ended. I'm looking forward to the sequel, if one ever comes out.

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Summary: Great Book
Comment: This book is terrific. I am an advanced html programmer and I even learned new things from readin this book.

 


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