This book distills the most important elements of a winning Web page into seven essentials, and then shows you how to accomplish every one of them.KEY TOPICS:Learn how to build Web sites that are attractive, valuable, timely, easy to find, intuitive to use, responsive, and never, ever annoy visitors. Visit 50 leading Web sites, seeing exactly what works in each of them, and what could be improved. Discover specific techniques for using text, graphics and multimedia effectively, involving your audience, and making sure your site works reliably with all kinds of browsers. Finally, understand the implications of new technologies like Java and VRML -- and how you can use them effectively, not just for show.MARKET:Webmasters and others interested in developing World Wide Web sites.

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DAVID SACHS is Assistant Dean of the School of Computer Science and Information Systems at Pace University in White Plains, New York. HENRY (PETE) STAIR, formerly of IBM, is a computer communications consultant in New Canaan, Connecticut, actively involved in conducting training on TCP/IP and the Internet. SACHS and STAIR are the authors of Hands-On Netscape, Hands-On Internet, Hands-On Mosaic, and Instant Internet with WebSurfer. They conduct workshops about the World Wide Web for Mecklermedia throughout the world.

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