Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-24 Thread Andy Budd
James Ellis wrote:
First taxi off the rank is Andy Budd's book listing at 
http://webstandardsgroup.org/resources/#cat31 - Andy, feel free to 
update the listing.
Cheers James.
I probably should add some of my articles as well, shouldn't I?
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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread Andy Budd
Here are my book recommendations.
http://www.andybudd.com/books/
Jamie Mason wrote:
Hey all,
The Head of Design here is ordering in some books soon for the 
designer's reference, I was wondering whether anyone has any 
recommended books on;
 
  CSS
  Designing for Web Standards
 Accessibility
  Usability
 HCI (A study on how people interact with computers)
  
And ideally, some kind of book on advice on implementing the above 
across a very large business involving teams seperate design, 
development and editorial teams.
Andy Budd
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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread Kay Smoljak
 Designing for Web Standards
I can't recommend Jeffrey Zeldman's Designing for Web Standards
enough. It's the absolute bees knees :)

 CSS
Eric Meyer's books are great - Eric Meyer on CSS. I think the next
one is called More Eric Meyer on CSS but I don't have it yet.

 Accessibility
I've heard good things about Joe Clarke's book, not sure of the name.
I've been planning to get it.

Can't help you with the others, sorry.
K. 

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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread Neerav
Speed Up Your Site: Web Site Optimization is a must, $ for $ it has 
been the most useful reference book i have purchased.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0735713243/ref%3Dnosim/websiteoptimi-20/103-4423944-0927841
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Jamie Mason wrote:
Hey all,
The Head of Design here is ordering in some books soon for the 
designer's reference, I was wondering whether anyone has any recommended 
books on;
 
 CSS
 Designing for Web Standards
 Accessibility
 Usability
 HCI (A study on how people interact with computers)
 
And ideally, some kind of book on advice on implementing the above 
across a very large business involving teams seperate design, 
development and editorial teams.
 
Thanks in advance,
 
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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread t94xr.net.nz webmaster

HTML  XHTML - The Definitive Guide 5th Edition (O'Reilly-2002)
O'Reilly Cascading Style Sheets The Definitive Guide
New Riders -  Speed Up Your Site- 1st Ed 2003 [CHM]
Website Analysis  Reporting

Generally anything  I mean ANYTHING of Eric Meyers

Camz

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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread marlice dourden
Hey everyone!
This is my first post in the list, although I´d read it a long time. I 
am from Germany so please be clemently with my English ;)

Here is another book for usability: Don´t make me think! Steve Krug
I like this very much.
Greetings from the other side of the world ;)
Ute
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Re: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread James Ellis
Hi all
To not lose these examples in a thread somewhere I have set up a 
resource category on the website. As with code editors, please put your 
recommended books up on the site in the category Offline resources 
(books, magazines etc)
We can then refer back to this listing if the topic comes up again. All 
members can login and edit that resource category.

First taxi off the rank is Andy Budd's book listing at 
http://webstandardsgroup.org/resources/#cat31 - Andy, feel free to 
update the listing.

Cheers
James
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RE: [WSG] Recommended Books

2004-06-22 Thread Nick Cowie
Kay wrote:
 
  Designing for Web Standards
 I can't recommend Jeffrey Zeldman's Designing for Web Standards
 enough. It's the absolute bees knees :)

ditto, very good book, my copy is making the rounds at work, everybody is very 
positive.  It has not made it into the hands of the one and only tables lives guy yet.

also: Web Design on a Shoestring by Carrie Bickner, or how to rebuild the NY Public 
Library websites, with two people and no budget.

  CSS
More Eric Meyer on CSS learnt more CSS reading this than anything in the past few 
months and Kay next time I go to a Port-80 meeting I bring it along. 

Usability
Defensive Design for the Web as Andy says contingency design is not sexy, but this 
is a very readable book on the subject.  (When More Eric Meyer on CSS getting heavy 
going on the bus on the way home I switch to this).

Nick
 
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