This book aims at the middle market. It sits between tutorial and reference tool
Clearly and logically laid out with good use of screen shots. It goes on to cover things like Scripts, Layers as well as page design elements. Its appendices have lists to HTML tags, .css properties(inc. browser support), entities, good colour guide
Its problem is that it can be bit longwinded. It also is a slave to HTML and insists on putting every attribute into tags (such as longdesc which isn't even exploited by today's browsers). It doesn't deal with multimedia well (the coding suggested frankly often doesn't work)
Overall would suite someone either with a bit of computer knowledge wanting to learn HTML or for someone who has some basic experience. But there are more concise or detailed books out there
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