Bookshelf - Read, Reading or Needed
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
Ellenn Behovian Against The Clock
Published by: Prentice Hall on September 2002
This useful book gave me lots of very detailed information about typography and it’s use in print medium. The section on ‘Type on the Internet’ was less valuable to me but I do recommend this little volume.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Jill Butler, Kritina Holden, Will Lidwell
Published by: Rockport Publishers Inc. on March 2007
A really useful guide to the principles that need to be applied when considering all of this issues around delivering something (anything!) that needs to be used.
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Thursday, June 22, 2006
Rebecca Blood
Published by: Perseus Publishing on July 2003
Lots of good advice if you are planning to start a blog. Obviously, if you already have one, then you know what you are doing right? Rebecca Blood wrote the introduction. There are lots of personal anecdotes.
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Saturday, July 19, 2008
Amy Shuen
Published by: O'Reilly Media on April 2008
I should see this book and possibly recommend for my students.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Aaron Gustafson
Published by: O'Reilly Media on February 2006
Of course this isn’t the kind of book you would read cover to cover ... but probably together with this book is really all you need on your reference shelf. The third edition (don’t bother with earlier ones if you are offered second hand!), is comprehensive in it’s scope. You will even learn about doctype swithching to help deliver to earlier browsers.
Amazon have the author wrong—it should be: Jennifer Niederst.
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