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Other Books
If you enjoyed Web Design: The Complete Reference, be sure to take a look at these other critically acclaimed titles by Thomas A. Powell. Click on any title to go directly to Amazon.com and purchase the book.JavaScript: The Complete Reference (Osborne/McGraw-Hill)
by Thomas Powell and Fritz Schneider Add power and flexibility to Web sites using this in-depth guide to JavaScript. Extensive coverage of everything from language fundamentals to advanced Document Object Model (DOM) manipulation make this the perfect resource for both new and experienced developers. You'll learn how to write cross-browser scripts for a wide range of tasks including form validation, DHTML menus, interacting with browser plug-ins, and much, much more! This companion web site gives you easy access to some of the book's numerous examples as well as sample chapters and a comprehensive on-line language reference. Get started improving your JavaScript today! HTML & XHTML: The Complete Reference (Osborne/McGraw-Hill)
Now in its fourth edition (December 2000), this comprehensive guide will help you to build and design dynamic, fully-functional Web sites. UNIXReview.com called this "the best all-around HTML book." The fourth edition offers even more: updated notes on browser support, expanded coverage of XML and XHTML, and the latest HTML 4.01 specification. The companion Web site has been updated to reflect the latest version of the book, including support notes on new browsers (Internet Explorer 5.5, Netscape 6, FireFox, and Opera), new material on XHTML compatibility, and more. HTML Programmer's Reference (Osborne/McGraw-Hill)
This compact companion volume to HTML: The Complete Reference provides easy access to all HTML elements defined by the offical HTML 4.0 standard, as well as many proprietary elements in current use. Each entry includes a complete rundown of each element's attributes and values, along with usage examples, notes on browser compatibility, and browser attribute support. Co-authored by Thomas A. Powell and Dan Whitworth.Web Site Engineering: Beyond Web Page Design (Prentice-Hall)
Web Site Engineering by Thomas A. Powell (with David L. Jones and Dominique C. Cutts) is the first book to systematically address the management, technical and operational issues that arise when Web sites become sophisticated application deployment platforms. It builds on hard-won software engineering principles, defining a new model for Web site development that delivers reliability, scalability and value without compromising speed. |
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