Focuses on the two crucial issues of cart design and security. Examples included. Focused entirely on a single Web development task and designing solutions for it. Softcover.

Usable Shopping Carts

Jody Kerr

Jody Kerr Clifton Evans Jon Stephens

Clifton Evans

Glasshaus

Accessibility is about making web sites that do not exclude people with visual, aural, or physical disabilities. This book will enable web professionals to create or retrofit accessible web sites quickly and easily. It is a practical book; the accessibility techniques outlined within are illustrated with real world examples from live sites, demonstrating that accessibility is not the enemy of great visual design. 
This book includes: * Practical techniques for developing completely accessible web sites * Detailed discussion of the legal requirements of Section 508, UK, European, Australian, and Japanese legislation * A quick reference guide to accessible web site design * Accessible Flash MX authoring

Constructing Accessible Web Sites

Computers & Technology

Bob Regan

Jim Thatcher

Cynthia Waddell

Shawn Henry

Sarah Swierenga

Mark Urban

Michael Burks

Paul Bohman

Web Development & Design

Aimed at Web professionals with HTML experience, discusses concepts including cascade and inheritance, rules and selectors, typography, and boxes.

Cascading Style Sheets: Separating Content from Presentation

Matthew Patterson

Owen Briggs

Steve Champeon

Eric Costello

Content Management Systems (CMS) automate the process of creating, publishing, and updating web site content. They make maintaining and updating the content of a web site easier, giving the content contributors, not just the web team, the means with which to manage their own content. They are usually made up of a front-end editor for inputting content, a back-end system for storing the content, and a template mechanism to get the content onto the web site.

Content Management Systems (Tools of the Trade)

Ellis, James

Addey, Dave

Suh, Phil

Thiemecke, David

XML, the extensible markup language, is now a maturing technology with many selling points, as have been explained in books and on the Web for the past few years. This book takes you past the hype to show you how to use XML in your web development, from client-side use with CSS, XSLT, and scripting in the latest browsers, to basic server-side techniques in various environments, such as ASP and JSP. Its focus is on the practical, all theory being backed up by techniques that are actually used on the Web today.

Practical XML for the Web (Tools of the Trade)

Paul Spencer

Jeff Rafter

Chris Auld

James, Jon

Gudmundsson, Oli Gauti

Kent, Allan

Schiell, Alex

Surguy, Inigo

This book gets you up to speed on using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX, the new version of Macromedia's premier visual web site design tool, to produce dynamic, creative, visually stunning sites that comply with web standards and accessibility guidelines. It gets straight to the heart of the matter so you spend less time reading, and more time building your site. 
Dreamweaver MX boasts some fantastic new features, including greatly improved support for XHTML and CSS standards, and tools that allow easy creation of accessible sites and effective use of Dreamweaver MX by people with disabilities. However, it doesn't stop there - Dreamweaver MX also features support for a wide range of server-side scripting languages, allowing professional dynamic web applications to be created with ease, using built-in ready-to-use chunks of code called Server Behaviors.

Dynamic Dreamweaver MX

Rachel Andrew

Rob Turnbull

Omar Elbaga

Alan Foley

Software

Creating a usable e-commerce application is a daunting challenge. There is so much to do, from the initial concept, through to designing and coding the application. This leaves a lot of scope for things to go wrong. 
In this book we take all the hassle out of online shopping applications, by showing you how to plan your application, design the user interface and datastore, and code the entire thing. But it doesn't stop there – we provide the complete code for two complete shopping cart applications, customizable for your own needs. 
In this book we cover: 
- Planning an e-commerce application 
- Designing the application, from customer surveys and wireframe models, to UI design and prototyping 
- Designing and implementing the databases that will hold your product and order information 
- Implementing the Product Catalog, Shopping Cart, and Checkout system

Jon Stephens

Have you ever wished that you could make your web pages look fantastic and professional, as well as having great functionality? Well, look no further. In this book we take you through the basics of web design, looking at using color effectively on sites, visual elements that work, and how to use text effectively, before going on to show how to put these elements together to make a well designed, brilliantly laid out web page. We also compare and contrast graphics formats, look at how to optimize your graphics for best site performance, and review the best tools currently available for producing graphics for the Web, and which to choose to suit your needs best. In this book we cover:  - Effective use of color, visual elements, and text - Professional web page design and layout - The ins and outs of bitmaps and vector graphics, including using Flash, SVG and SMIL - Optimizing web graphics, for better site performance - Includes tutorials on Photoshop/Image Ready, Paint Shop Pro, and Fireworks MX

Web Graphics for Non-Designers

Dave Gibbons

Adrian Roselli

Isaac Forman

Nick Boyce

The world of web design is at a turning point, with great emphasis on Web Standards, designing for all browsers and platforms while still looking great and communicating your message. 
This is the first book for the beginner that covers all the modern methods of making web sites to get you ahead of the rest when looking for that job. The authors are all respected web design professionals, who write knowledgeably and comprehensively without all the intimidating jargon or assuming a degree in programming. 
What this book covers: 
The Web and How It Works Basic HTML Design and Process Advanced Markup: HTML, XML, and XHTML Creating Graphics for the Web Traditional Page Layout Techniques Navigation CSS: Modern Layout and Style Applying JavaScript in Your Pages An Introduction to Usability Standards Compliance Getting Your Site onto the Web Techniques for Site Maintenance and Administration Server-Side Scripting Where Do I Go from Here?

Fundamental Web Design & Development Skills

Chris Ullman

Crystal Waters

This is the long-awaited follow-up from glasshaus' "Dreamweaver MX: PHP Web Development" (1904151116), which Matt Brown (Deamweaver Community Manager, Macromedia) described as "the VERY best book I have ever seen dealing with databases and web programming". But you don't need to have read that book; any experience of developing PHP sites with Dreamweaver MX or Ultradev is a great starting point. This book takes your PHP sites beyond the functions provided by server behaviors. It teaches you PHP, from the syntax to full applications, from the point of view of a Dreamweaver user, covering PHP-generated email, XML, Sessions and Cookies, Flash and two case-studies - a Training Log and a Content Management System. The chapters take you from basic syntax through to developing full applications, teaching the basic functionality, then showing you how to use it in real-world examples.

Dreamweaver Mx: Advanced Php Web Development

Tim Green

Allan Kent

Bruno Mairlot

Gareth Downes-Powell

George McLachlan

Dan Radigan

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