Adobe Seminarsweb Page Design

by Lisa Lopuck and Sheryl Hampton

A complete seminar in a book aimed at intermediate business users and beginning desktop designers. "Adobe Seminars: Web Page Design" is a series of 201 techniques that can teach users how to create... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1568304269
• ISBN13: 9781568304267
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Adobe Pr
• Length: 241 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.5" x 7.3"

Customer Reviews

i want the easiest way to design my home page

i don't know how to design my home page, i'm a beginer. So that, i want the easiest way to design my home page with which software i have to work.

I'm surprised at other people's reviews.

I do admit that this book is probably not for the beginners, but people who are designing corporate websites usually are not. This book will NOT teach you how to create "cool effects" on your web pages, but rather teach you the concepts of web strategy and design. I doesn't teach you how the graphics are created using Illustrator and PhotoShop, but rather how and when to implement them. It's my philosophy that a design book should stick to the concepts of design rather than specific effects. In that aspect, this book does well.

Too Little Too Much

Why is it too little too much? First of all for a beginner, you should forget it and DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK. This book will treat you as an intermidiate advance user of Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. So you will not learn step-by-step short cut. This book is good for giving a general idea on web design using Adobe products. Thus if your Adobe software can't do a certain thing like creating HTML table, the author will teach you in using Notepad Editor instead of Adobe Pagemill. What I like about this book is, its design will help advance users of Adobe Photoshop to make it as a reference in designing a web page. For the advance user who never learn about web limitation also will learn a great deal of knowledge from this book. What I would suggest to the author for the second edition of this book is to add an "INDEX" and also incorporating more sharewares like Microsoft Gif Animators, LviewPro (for capturing the screen), and others.