Intermediate Level Users.
Flashy Web pages may bring surfers to your Web site, but user-friendly interfaces keep them coming back. In this book, the authors not only cover the history, principles and theory behind human-computer interface design, but also include many sample interfaces, handy overviews, and reference information on the components of Dynamic HTML, Cascading Style Sheets, the Document Object Model, and client-side scripting languages.
The book focuses on the importance of the user interface, and shows you how to build efficient and user-friendly interfaces using Dynamic HTML. You will discover not only why some interfaces are better than others, but also how to apply time-tested interface design standards to your own Web site and applications.
