2nd edition. — Microsoft Press, 1999.
Developing for the Web requires an understanding of how various browsers behave, as well as knowledge of a range of technologies, including Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), script, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), multimedia, and more. Our intent in this book is to help you to create cross browser content for the Web quickly and effectively.
This book is aimed at those who have at least basic computer knowledge and some familiarity with the World Wide Web and Web browsers. You might be interested in this book if you are:
A novice who is familiar with the Web and eager to begin creating simple HTML documents;
A Web developer looking to expand your knowledge of scripting and DHTML;
An experienced programmer who wants to move into Internet technologies.
You do not need programming experience to learn from this book, although it would probably make the scripting topics a bit easier to understand. Knowledge of HTML is helpful, although we will cover some HTML basics in the early chapters.