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What our customer's say!

"Kindle Edition: Overpriced", Is this Kindle edition price accurately listed? $20 seems a lot to ask for an edition that has $0 resale value. Is there something in this Kindle version that outshines the majority of other Kindle books? From the sample, I see a poorly formatted TOC, and no index (or "searchable terms" index alternative). I think the author and/or publisher should reconsider this listing.

"Groundbreaking Work", This was a groundbreaking work when first written. Zeldman was one of the early advocates for web standards and especially browser standards for CSS, what is now the underpinning of most quality websites. Without his work, and that of a few others (Eric Meyer among them), the web would not look quite as well as it does, and the design code would not be kept as separate from the content.

If you are already using CSS in your web pages, this book will be below your knowledge level and unnecessary to creating sites. If you are new to CSS, it is a kind, gentle, and thoroughly explicating introduction. It is a pleasant and easy read. It doesn't lay out dozens of ways to do things, but it explains a methodology and the raison d'etre. It is a must read introduction if you are contemplating a switch to CSS. Zeldman's website at zeldman.com is also useful support for this undertaking.

"A must read", This book is a must read for anyone associated with a website. Designer, developer, manager.

"Very good content and discussion", I found it a very interesting book to read but it didn't give as much of concrete situation analysis as I expected. It surely convinced me to embrace techniques for the visually impaired and textual devices.

"Great for beginners", It's a very good book, and one I'd recommend to any developer who is trying to make the switch from tables to CSS-based code and standards, but if you've been using standards in your work for a while this book will only tell you things you already know.

However, Zeldman's tone is always light and engaging, and sometimes it's good to have a little refresher.

5* if you're new to web standards
4* otherwise

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Web Standards & Accessibility", Important things to consider before you open the cover and start your exploration through this +400 page book.

I'm really sure the target audience is not of someone who has just started making websites or applications, but someone who is atleast at the point were they could code an entire site by hand in notepad and know the inner workings of most web elements. You know CSS, XHTML, and doctypes. How important web accessibility is. this book will give you the true understanding of why people are pushing the use of web standards.

This is not a how to code and entire application from scratch tutorial like a wrox book.


"THE book to give somebody who learned html in the 1990s", This is the perfect book to give to somebody who leanred non-symantic html markup in the 1990's. The prose is the best of any technical book I have ever read. If you do html design and work with people who learned how to do it the old way, this is the book to force them to read to get started doing it the right way.

"Great book!", As I started picking up HTML, this book was great and got me going in the right direction. It has some great tips and walkthroughs and also gets you using CSS right away while you learn HTML. I feel a lot better about my own pages and design having read this book and am confident it will help anyone who wants to learn html, or find a good book that provides some good straightforward ways to use CSS with your pages.

It does use a lot of absolute positioning, and some other page designers I have talked with don't care for this approach as much. It also avoids using tables as often in lieu of CSS styles that provide much of the same mechanisms. The disadvantage of this for me was making sure my pages worked okay in different browsers. You have to make sure you are setting the correct values in each case.

"this book will change your life", If you build web sites (or intend to have one built for you), and you haven't read this book, then stop what you are doing and buy it. When it arrives, stop what you are doing, and read it. It is awesome, and funny (believe it or not) and you will be happy that you did.

"Too many words, Mr. Zeldman", Jeffrey Zeldman is an authority, no question. But why is he writing a 400+ pages book which he could have done in less than 200?