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Title: Web Site Construction Tips & Tricks by Richard Schwartz ISBN: 1-884133-19-3 Publisher: OnWord Press Pub. Date: 20 December, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $53.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Great book, great content
Comment: This book begins with an overview of web development technologies and then takes you through advanced techniques. As a web developer of 6 years I would highly recommend this book to anyone emerging in the web development business or those that are advanced in technique. This book was an excellent resource guide in developing many of my sites and is well laid out.

Rating: 2
Summary: not proof read
Comment: This book may be fine for someone that already understand web production but it is very frustrating for someone just starting out. There are numerous mistakes throughout. Examples are explained and then demonstrations of don't match the explanation. Some of the examples don't work because the syntax is incorrect. If you don't all ready know how to use the commands explained in this book you will spend most of your time experimenting to correct the mistakes presented in this book.

Rating: 2
Summary: Need to proof read your work
Comment: This book could be useful if the examples actually worked. I have barely reached the 50th page and all ready I have found more errors than should be allowed in an entire book. The examples are mis-quoted and several don't work. The book might be more helpful if the proof reader knew enough on the subject to correct the more obvious errors. If you buy this book be ready to experiment with the syntax which may be close but not always correct.