Just ordered my copy (pdf for now, then we’ll see…): looking forward to read it!

Just a note: when you click on the book in the bookshop a big note opens telling you: “Out of stock! etc.” without any mention about it being available in pdf format… I guess you’re not exactly pushing people to buy books as pdf, are you guys ;-) ?

Thanks again for your work, I’ll let you know if I like it as I’m anticipating to.

That’s a fair point, Enrico. From a business point of view, it’s just as valuable to us to sell the hard copy than the PDF. As a rule I try to keep those types of messages as simple as possible so they can’t be misunderstood, but it should be possible to mention the PDF without clouding things too much.

Just a note: when you click on the book in the bookshop a big note opens telling you: “Out of stock! etc.” without any mention about it being available in pdf format… I guess you’re not exactly pushing people to buy books as pdf, are you guys ;-) ?

Thanks again for your work, I’ll let you know if I like it as I’m anticipating to.

We could always see great value in a ‘design book aimed at developers’, but whether developers could see it was the question. Certainly seems to have struck a chord so far.

The feedback is much appreciated.

I was even more surprised, and completely satisfied when I opened the book randomly to one of the first few pages and the author was discussing balance. Color, layout, symmetrical, etc…all the different things to consider when designing aesthetic art, whether it be marketing or otherwise. I rarely see this mentioned, ever! This was something my elementary school art teacher taught me and has always stuck in my mind, but very few people realize it’s a necessity to know and understand. Those who are artistic, it comes naturally. Others aren’t told. I’m extremely pleased with the fact that this is included and can be completely assured that the rest of the book (in a less random order) will contain invaluable information. Thank you, Sitepoint. Thank you, Jason!