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New Book Makes Creating a Web Page a Possibility for Everyone
DUBLIN, Ireland --(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c46794) has announced the addition of Creating Web Pages For Dummies, 8th Edition to their offering.
This book continues to focus on beginning and casual page builders primarily creating Web properties for personal uses. As the Web has evolved, so has this book. It's gone from focusing exclusively on HTML to covering simple tools like FrontPage to, now, covering online services for getting content up quickly and easily.
Topics covered include:
-- Really easy Web pages - use Web services like MySpace, Flickr, Blogger, and others to get photos, video, and blogs up with little effort.
-- Easy Web pages - use basic WYSIWYG tools like Google Page Creator and Yahoo! SiteBuilder to personalize your Web pages
-- Pages for the brave of heart - use top level design tools like Dreamweaver and technologies like HTML to build robust pages
Highlights
-- Focusing on the needs of the first-time Web page creator, this plain-English guide shows how to build a basic personal site in no time
-- Updated to cover the latest trends and tools, including blogs, photo-hosting sites, and Google Page Creator
-- Covers super-easy Web creation options (such as MySpace, Flikr, and Blogger), simple Web building alternatives (such as Google Page Creator and Yahoo! SiteBuilder), and more advanced techniques for creating robust, feature-rich pages (such as Dreamweaver and HTML coding)
-- The number of personal Web pages is exploding: MySpace has over 50 million registered users, Technorati has registered 23.3 million blogs, and Flickr has 2 million users who have posted more than 100 million photos
Introduction
Part I: Create a Web Page Today.
Chapter 1: Web Publishing Basics. .
Chapter 2: Going Worldwide with GeoCities. .
Chapter 3: On the Cutting Edge with Google Page Creator. .
Chapter 4: Web Publishing with AOL and aol.com. .
Part II: Making a Specialized Page.
Chapter 5: Making a Photo Page with Flickr. .
Chapter 6: Becoming a Wizard with Blogs. .
Chapter 7: Building a Product Page with eBay. .
Part III: Making Web Pages Work Harder.
Chapter 8: Introduction to HTML. .
Chapter 9: Choosing Your Tools. .
Chapter 10: Creating Your Home Page. .
Chapter 11: Filling in Your Home Page. .
Chapter 12: Creating Graphics Right (and Left). .
Part IV: Polishing (and Publishing) Your Site.
Chapter 13: Adding Links to Your Web Page. .
Chapter 14: Designing a Good-Looking Page. .
Chapter 15: Creating a Full Web Site. .
Chapter 16: Publishing Your Web Pages. .
Part V: Getting Interactive.
Chapter 17: Adding Animation and Multimedia. .
Chapter 18: Adding More Interactivity. .
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 19: Ten Web Publishing DOs. .
Chapter 20: Ten Web Publishing DON'Ts. .
Part VII: Appendixes.
Appendix A: Web Words Worth Knowing.
Appendix B: A Quick Guide to HTML Tags.
Index
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c46794
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