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This book is quite in-depth and the material there is yet to be outdated.
This book has come in very useful and a quick reference for me, whilst doing my degree.
easy to use and follow.
The book delivered everything I had hoped for.
A pretty good book, but not perfect.
This book is very easy to read. The chapters are very well arranged and cover the subjects in a sequential manner.
This is one of the best books I've ever read. It explains everything very well, with simple words, even if you don't understand (yet) very much of the subject

For the neophyte or veteran, this is a solid reference: its thesis sorely needed, it's presentation exemplary, it's lucidity par excellence.
This book does not read like a novel, it's not meant to. If you do serious HTML programming, this book will never leave your desk.

This book is the most straightforward introduction to HTML and CSS that I have found.
This book is for those who wanna get started with front-end web development.
Most friendly book. Awesome Page quality. Excellent Explanation of every concept. Well Done JON DUCKETT
This is an awesome book having a picture which will help to understand the concept more easily.
An amazing book for learning HTML and CSS. I would prefer everybody to buy this book as a reference for the basics of HTML and CSS...
What an awesome book. Book quality is too good with Colorful pages. Book explains very well. Best book I have read.

Great book for anyone that is maintaining a website for a small business or organization.
Steve Krug's Don’t Make Me Think is one of my favorite books on website usability.
This book is a quick read that is very clear and concise, and I am very glad I found it before I built my website.
The book steps us through the mindset needed to focus, foremost, on the user's experience and the user's goals in accessing a website.