As much as we love independent publishing, some ideas travel farthest when handled by savvy traditional imprints. Here you’ll find “traditional” books penned by the thinkers and doers of Happy Cog. Here, too, you will find selected articles by Zeldman & co.
Designing With Web Standards
The book that changed two industries—persuading designers and developers worldwide to embrace the principles and practices of standards-based design, and creating a new category in the field of web design literature—is back in a smart new second edition.
Taking Your Talent to the Web
Making the transition from graphic design to web design. Although it is now out of print, this classic text remains a nutritious part of many college and university web design curricula. (Still rated five stars at Amazon.com.)
Web Standards Creativity
Ten esteemed web designers and developers from around the globe compile a variety of inspirational, standards-based tips and techniques for web professionals.
Attack of the Zombie Copy
“You’ve seen them around the web, these zombie sentences. They’re not hard to recognize: syntax slack and drooling, clauses empty of everything but a terrible hunger for human brains.” Here’s how to fight back.
(More Kissane articles are available at A List Apart.)
Web 3.0
“‘Web 2.0’ was not only bigger than the Apocalypse but also more profitable. Profitable, that is, for investors like the speaker. Yet the new gold rush must not be confused with the dot-com bubble of the 1990s....”
(More Zeldman is available at A List Apart.)