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Head First Web Design explains the full spectrum of creating effective, user‑friendly web sites. It begins with gathering customer requirements and building hand‑drawn storyboards, then moves through the development of HTML and CSS to produce polished, visually engaging online presences. The book emphasizes practical, hands‑on techniques suitable for both beginners and experienced designers looking to improve their site‑design workflow.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Arts & Culture/Graphic Design
Authors: Ethan Watrall
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