Looking good on the Web

• Presents design concepts - including fonts, layout, color, page orientation, site structure, interactivity - that give readers the power to build great Web pages for hobbies, auctions, and business alike in a language and format comfortable for development at all levels
• Offers practical solutions to troubleshoot designs that aren't working
• Helps small-business owners understand how to get on the Web and design effective sites and advertisements
• Answers the most frequently asked Web design questions - What makes a great Web font? Should my site be framed' How do I keep my site looking fresh ?
• Provides students and educators with a comprehensive reference to design concepts specific to the Web
• A kinder, gentler guide to Web design
• Approachable text brings comprehensive information - from concept to completion - for building Web pages that people will want to see and visit
• Continues and expands the popular Looking Good series, which has sold over 300,000 copies across all titles

Daniel Gray's easy writing style and vast knowledge of what works and what makes this book the one to read. Other books in this area are overly technical, more expensive, and often too specific to a particular site design.From the author of best-selling Web titles Adobe PageMill 3 f/x and design and Adobe ImageStyler In Depth, Looking Good On The Web is destined to be handy as a desk reference; excellent text for college courses, and highly suitable for excerpts, translations, and other medium.

Features a full-color "Working With Color" chapter that teaches how to use color effectively on the Web.