Product Overview
The Art & Science Of CSS
About the Authors
Cameron Adams
has been adding to the Internet for over seven years and now runs
his own design and development business. He likes to combine the aesthetic with the
technological on his weblog, http://www.themaninblue.com/,
which contains equal parts of JavaScript, design, and CSS.
Jina Bolton, interactive designer, holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Computer Arts
and Graphic Design from Memphis College of Art. In addition to being featured in CSS
Professional Style and Web Designing magazine, Jina consults for various agencies and
organizations, including the World Wide Web Consortium. She enjoys traveling, is learning
Italian, and considers herself a sushi enthusiast.
David Johnson is one of those evil .NET developers from Melbourne, Australia. He is
the senior developer at Lemonade, http://www.lemonade.com.au/, and his role includes
C# programming, database design using SQL Server, and front-end development using
XHTML and CSS. He makes up for his evil deeds by being a firm believer in web standards
and accessibility, and forcing .NET to abide by these rules. His favourite candy is Sherbies.
Steve Smith lives with his wife, son, and a few miscellaneous animals in South Bend,
Indiana, USA. As well as maintaining his personal web site, http://orderedlist.com/, Steve
works as an independent web designer, developer, and consultant. He does his best to
convince his clients and friends that web standards should be a way of life.
Jonathan Snook has been involved with the Web since ’95, and is lucky to be able to
call his hobby a career. He worked in web agencies for over six years and has worked
with high-profile clients in government, the private sector, and non-profit organizations.
Jonathan Snook currently runs his own web development business from Ottawa, Canada,
and continues to write about what he loves on his blog, http://snook.ca/.
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Customer Reviews
Live, unmoderated reviews from our customers, typos and all.
Excellent book with lots of useful tips and tricks. A handy book to have around for reference purposes as well.
Alister Buhler, USA 
I'm a fan of this book... loving it and learning it!
Greg Hydle, USA
A well written and informative book, although a little more detail in some instances would have been an added bonus.
Ed Hawkins, USA 
I do CSS all day, but I still found enough good new ideas to be well worth the price of the book.
Charles Ott, USA
Book was good but didn't really dig into the subject and chapters, such as the fieldset layout chapter only worked one example. Could have done ALOT more on that topic.
Doug Kartio, USA 
Really good. Thanks for putting out such a nice product.My only complaint is that I would have liked a few more advanced features.
Charles B Foreman, USA 
I found the book very useful. The chapter structure and progression is excellent. I have recommended the book to my colleagues. Well done!
-Mike Wagner
HammerAndPencil.com
Michael G. Wagner, USA
Great techniques and real-world examples for day-to-day development. Really opens your eyes to some new approaches to CSS development.
Brian Crumley, USA
Simple and easy to read. Good solutions for various problems.
Jennifer Gardner, USA
This is a great book. Demystifies the art of CSS. And such prompt shipping to boot.
Leonard Shand, USA
Great book, my first from sitepoint and I really liked it. Gives you a solid understanding of the power of CSS
Pablo G Vazquez, USA
This is my second book from Sitepoint. I have used tips from both books, and I am pleased with this book.
Pepe Strub, USA
The Art & Science of CSS is a beautiful book. It arrived on time in splendid condition.
Eric Amundson, USA
Great Book - well structured, informative and easy to read.
Paul McFerran, USA
Product Details
| Edition: |
1st |
| Price: | $39.95 |
| Pages: | 208 |
| ISBN: | 978-0-9758419-7-6 |
| Published: | March 2007 |
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