Exploring Web Design (Graphic Design/Interactive Media)

* Read # Exploring Web Design (Graphic Design/Interactive Media) by Jeremy Vest, William Crowson, Shannon Pochran ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Exploring Web Design (Graphic Design/Interactive Media) Coriolana said Average. I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has17Average I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has173 pages with about 36 in colour. I found this quite annoying particularl

Exploring Web Design (Graphic Design/Interactive Media)

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Rating : 4.80 (910 Votes)
Asin : 1401878385
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 192 Pages
Publish Date : 2016-10-20
Language : English

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She earned her Internet Webmaster Certification and currently lives and works in Birmingham. . Jeremy is an Adobe certified expert and a Certified Internet Webmaster Certified Instructor. He is a Certified Internet Webmaster and an Adobe Certified Expert.Shannon Pochran is a writer and Web designer. Currently, Vest is the Art Director for Impact Advertising, overseeing graphic design, Web design and advertising for all seven Virginia College campuses.William

Coriolana said Average. I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has17Average I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has173 pages with about 36 in colour. I found this quite annoying particularly when the author was talking about the effect of colour in a screenshot and the page is printed in black and white (grayscale) - so you can't see what he is talking about unless you go to the website yourself.I learned some new things but I don't think it is enough to rate this book any higher than a 3.. pages with about Average I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has173 pages with about 36 in colour. I found this quite annoying particularly when the author was talking about the effect of colour in a screenshot and the page is printed in black and white (grayscale) - so you can't see what he is talking about unless you go to the website yourself.I learned some new things but I don't think it is enough to rate this book any higher than a 3.. 6 in colour. I found this quite annoying particularly when the author was talking about the effect of colour in a screenshot and the page is printed in black and white (grayscale) - so you can't see what he is talking about unless you go to the website yourself.I learned some new things but I don't think it is enough to rate this book any higher than a Average I found this book a little disappointing. If you already have a basic knowledge of Colour theory and know about CMYK & RGB, raster and vector images then this book may be too basic for you. It has173 pages with about 36 in colour. I found this quite annoying particularly when the author was talking about the effect of colour in a screenshot and the page is printed in black and white (grayscale) - so you can't see what he is talking about unless you go to the website yourself.I learned some new things but I don't think it is enough to rate this book any higher than a 3.. .. "Author notes" according to J. Vest. It took me two years to write this book.If you do not understand basic design principles this is the right book for you.. Sharon Huston said The Gap Is FINALLY Filled!!. I teach web design at a community college. Our biggest teaching issues aren't technology skills -- most students pick those up easily, and there are literally hundreds of technical books around to help -- but design skills. It's very hard to make a group of technology students care about color, type, and all the details that make a page communicate visually. There are other books that attempt to fill this gap (Robin Williams spring to mind) but no book has really done it WELL. This book has. I was worried asking my students to buy 'yet another' textbook with costs skyrocketing, but this book is a worthwhile investment. If

Ch 1: Make the World Wide Web a Better Place Ch 2: Successful Website Layout Ch 3: Web Typography Ch 4: Color Theory Ch 5: Web Accessibility Ch 6: Turning your Creative Potential into a Reality Ch 7: Multimedia and the Future of Web Design Glossary Index

The result of an award-winning Web designer's mission to teach these building blocks in clear, direct, and non-technical language, this book delivers a solid design foundation in layout, typography, color, and usability. Exploring Web Design provides a valuable introduction to the design fundamentals at work in all well-designed Web sites. Not just another book full of tips and tricks for creating hip Internet graphics, Exploring Web Design teaches the design theory that is essential to knowing how and why to use those cool Web effects.. While recognizing the importance of Macromedia Flash ™ and JavaScript, the author stresses that success comes from understanding design principles and how they apply to the world of the Web

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