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Professional Web Design: Techniques And Templates

Clint Eccher

Book/CD Update Reviews Press Release
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This book/CD-ROM package features 50 professional quality, license-free Web design templates that can be quickly and easily customized. Each ready-to-use design includes a homepage, one second-level page, and the framework to build subsequent pages. Detailed tutorials teach all of the specific techniques required for building these and other highly usable sites, including the basics of HTML, Photoshop, and CSS. Whether you are an intermediate Web designer looking to take your sites to the next level or a more experienced designer looking to improve your professional skills, you will find the tools to meet your needs in Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates. The companion CD-ROM includes all source files for each of the designs covered in the book, complete HTML and JavaScript customization packages, and demo versions of third party software.

Features

  • Includes 50 professional quality, ready-to-use, license-free Web designs that can be quickly and easily customized
  • Teaches how to use nested tables and compressed images to develop an attractive, effective, and fully functional Web site
  • Provides detailed tutorials and case studies that explain how to create designs for low, medium, or high content sites and teach the strengths and weaknesses of each
  • Shows how to upload your site to a server and test for compatibility with Internet Explorer and Netscape
  • Explains technical and aesthetic graphics issues, from when to use GIF or JPG images to which design will best suit your content
  • CD includes all source files for each of the Web designs in the book, complemented by complete versions of the JavaScript CD Cookbook, 3rd Edition and The HTML/CSS Developer’s Resource Guide. It also provides demo versions of Photoshop 6.0, Macromedia Flash 5, and other valuable third party software

Table of Contents

Overview of Web Development Today; What is Needed to Build Mortised Sites; Things to Consider Before Beginning; How to Build a Mortised Site; Tips and Tricks; Case Studies; Designs; Appendix: CSS Reference Material

AUTHOR BIO

Clint Eccher (Fort Collins, CO) is an award-winning Web designer with over eleven years of experience creating professional Web sites. He is the owner of A5design, a Web design company that not only is commissioned by Fortune 500 companies, national non-profit organizations, and small businesses, but also does the design work for many marketing and advertising firms. He is also the author of Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates, first edition, and co-author of the second edition.

ISBN 1-58450-066-2
PRICE $39.95
PUB DATE March 2002
FORMAT Paperback/CD (Windows/Mac ) - ~350 pages


Book/CD Update

Unlocking CD-ROM Files

When moving files from the CD-ROM to your computer, the files will be locked, and you will not be able to modify them until they have been unlocked. Unlocking the files is easily done. Following are instructions for unlocking files on a PC or a Mac.

To unlock files on a PC:

1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Find the file you wish to unlock.
3. Right-click on the file.
4. Click on "Properties" at the bottom of the menu.
5. Uncheck the "Read-only" checkbox in the "Attributes" section at the bottom of the page.
6. Click "OK".

A shortcut to unlocking files is to unlock an entire folder at once. Follow the above steps by clicking on the folder instead. After step 5, select "Apply changes to this folder only." Then, follow step 6 and click "OK." This will unlock all the files in the directory.

To unlock files on a Mac:

1. Drag the files you wish to unlock to your Desktop.
2. Highlight the files you wish to unlock. (You cannot highlight entire folders and unlock them, but you can highlight many files to unlock simultaneously.)
3. Go to the File menu from the Desktop.
4. Select Get Info / General Information.
5. Click on the Locked box at the bottom left-hand side of the screen. If this box is checked, then the file is locked.

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