Professional web design : the best of Smashing magazine / Smashing Magazine

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TextPublication details: Chichester, West Sussex, UK ; Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley, 2011ISBN:

9781119992752 (pbk.)

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Smashing magazine

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Summary: "True to the Smashing Magazine’s promise, Professional Web Design: The Best of Smashing Magazine smashes readers with the information they need to make their life easier. Really. Written by some of the best known web designers in the business, this book presents guidelines for professional Web development, including communicating with clients, creating a road map to a successful portfolio, rules for professional networking and tips on designing user interfaces for business Web applications. The Smashing Magazine experts share their advice to help you learn how to respond effectively to design criticism, use storytelling for a better user experience and apply color theory to your professional designs. Harsh Truths About Corporate Websites - Paul Boag Portfolio Design Study: Design Patterns - Vitaly Friedman Creating A Successful Online Portfolio - Sean Hodge Better User Experience With Storytelling - Francisco Inchauste Designing User Interfaces For Business Web Applications - Janko Jovanovic Progressive Enhancement And Standards Do Not Limit Web Design - Christian Heilmann Color Theory for Professional Designers - Cameron Chapman Is John The Client Dense or Are You Failing Him? - Paul Boag How To Identify and Deal With Different Types Of Clients - Robert Bowen How To Respond Effectively To Design Criticism - Andrew Follett Web Designer’s Guide to Professional Networking - Steven Snell Expert Advice for New Web Designers - Various"-- Provided by publisherSummary: "This book presents guidelines for professional Web development, including communicating with clients, creating a road map to a successful portfolio, rules for professional networking and tips on designing user interfaces for business Web applications"-- Provided by publisher

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Open Shelf	UMPLIB PEKAN	TK5105.888 .P76 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0000061154

Includes index

"True to the Smashing Magazine’s promise, Professional Web Design: The Best of Smashing Magazine smashes readers with the information they need to make their life easier. Really. Written by some of the best known web designers in the business, this book presents guidelines for professional Web development, including communicating with clients, creating a road map to a successful portfolio, rules for professional networking and tips on designing user interfaces for business Web applications. The Smashing Magazine experts share their advice to help you learn how to respond effectively to design criticism, use storytelling for a better user experience and apply color theory to your professional designs. Harsh Truths About Corporate Websites - Paul Boag Portfolio Design Study: Design Patterns - Vitaly Friedman Creating A Successful Online Portfolio - Sean Hodge Better User Experience With Storytelling - Francisco Inchauste Designing User Interfaces For Business Web Applications - Janko Jovanovic Progressive Enhancement And Standards Do Not Limit Web Design - Christian Heilmann Color Theory for Professional Designers - Cameron Chapman Is John The Client Dense or Are You Failing Him? - Paul Boag How To Identify and Deal With Different Types Of Clients - Robert Bowen How To Respond Effectively To Design Criticism - Andrew Follett Web Designer’s Guide to Professional Networking - Steven Snell Expert Advice for New Web Designers - Various"-- Provided by publisher

"This book presents guidelines for professional Web development, including communicating with clients, creating a road map to a successful portfolio, rules for professional networking and tips on designing user interfaces for business Web applications"-- Provided by publisher