Another idea might be to look at "Dummies" books. Not implying anything
- I have often used them when starting off with something (eg. Perl,
Java) to get the basics down.
:-)
Riva
Stephen Caudill wrote:
Thanks Riva,
I'll definitely keep that one in mind, Mr. Meyer definitely knows what
he's talking about :) I'm hoping to find something that will go over
basic web design from the ground up though, so an overview of CSS with
a focus on XHTML is a bit more what I'm looking for. Things that came
to mind immediately were "Designing With Web Standards" and "Defensive
Design for the Web", but both of them assume a basic working knowlege
and aren't especially tutorial oriented.
Thanks,
Stephen
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