Programmer's picture book: HTML & CSS design and website construction

I accidentally received a notice from csdn about how to design and build a website using HTML and CSS. Soon, the book was like an appointment, and it was very green. It was totally different from what I imagined as a professional book. It was turned over and printed on full-color pages, and it was like a fashion magazine. I simply browsed it and it turned out to be an introductory book about html and CSS. It was really not useful for my old web programmer, so I put it aside.

But when I reached out to get a book, I promised that I had to write an essay at the specified time, so I always thought it was a thing. Just like the homework assigned by the teacher at school, you have to find a way to complete it. As a result, I was not feeling well recently, and I was busy at work. In addition, I didn't write for a long time, and I didn't have any inspiration when I hit the keyboard. The result was dragged to the last day, so I couldn't hide it again, I have to say something about it.

As I mentioned above, this is a picture book written by foreigners and a book on HTML and CSS. She is more suitable for cainiao who knows nothing about html and CSS and wants to design webpages but is confused. If you have already gotten started, I personally think this book is not suitable. After all, the knowledge you are talking about is scattered and cannot form systematic knowledge. Of course, it cannot be used as a reference book, because it does not list parameters for everyone.

Another feature of this book is the comparison of many new HTML5 and css3 features. HTML5 and css3 have been around for a while, but due to the diversity of browser products, companies are competing to seize the market first, and the willingness of users to actively upgrade is not strong, as a result, programmers have to wait and see whether HTML5 is supported when creating pages. This increases the difficulty of page editing and prevents users from using HTML5 browsers. The competition of browsers brings convenience to users while adding a lot of trouble to programmers. However, everything is always going forward, standardization is always the trend of the times, and it may only take time. So it is better to embrace the changes as Xianglin said. This book has sent us a positive signal in this regard, introducing many commonly used HTML5 tags and css3 attributes to readers, and explaining which browsers can support them, if the browser does not support how to deal with the problem, this is also rewarding for laruence.

In general, this is an exquisite textbook. The author spends a lot of energy arranging layout and writing examples. In particular, many exquisite illustrations are a highlight of this book, the author can easily gain an intuitive understanding of the knowledge to be learned.

I think that this book is the most suitable reader for web-related semi-professionals or quasi-web programmers. If you think it belongs to this category, you may wish to buy a book. If you want to pay the postage, I can also give it to you. If you don't want to discard some pages in the middle, it's unfortunate that some pages have been debundled.