Designing CSS Web Pages

by Christopher Schmitt

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Includes examples and deconstruction's to aid in understanding CSS and its application. This book aims to encourage web designers to look at the perceived limitations of the web as a new challenge to their design skills - without relying on HTML for presentation of pages.

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