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STC
Toronto Bibliography
HTML,
Web Publishing, and Design
- Information
Architecture for the World Wide Web
(the "polar bear" book, second edition), Louis Rosenfeld and
Peter Morville, 2002, O'Reilly & Associates
- Information
Architecture: Blueprints for the Web, Christina
Wodtke, 2002, New Riders Press
- Elements
of User Experience,
Jesse James Garrett, 2002, New Riders Press
- Homepage
Usability: 50 Web Sites Deconstructed, Jakob Nielsen and Marie
Tahir, 2002, New Riders Publishing
- Web
Redesign Workflow that Works: Methodologies and Business Practices for
on Time, on Budget Website Development, Kelly Goto, Emily Cottler,
Jeffrey Veen, 2001, New Riders Publishing
- Fresh
Styles for Web Designers: Eye Candy from the Underground, Curt
Cloninger, 2001, New Riders Publishing
- Black,
Roger, with Elder, Sean (1997). Web Sites That Work. Mountain
View, CA: Adobe Press. ISBN 1-56830-346-7.
- Carlson,
Jeff, and Fleishman, Glenn (2002). Real World Adobe GoLive 6.
Peachpit Press. ISBN 0201882981
- Dumas,
Joseph S. & Redish, Janice C., A Practical
Guide to Usability Testing, ISBN 1-84150-020-8, Intellect, Ltd.
(revised edition), 1999.
This is an extremely practical introduction to usability, to incorporating
usability throughout design and development, and to all aspects of usability
testing: planning and conducting tests, analyzing the data, communicating
and using the results.
- Goldfarb,
Charles F. and Prescod, Paul (1998). The XML Handbook. (Charles
Goldfarb invented SGML.) Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, U.S.A.: Prentice
Hall PTR (http://www.phptr.com) ISBN 0-13-081152-1.
- Graham,
lan S. (1995). HTML Source Book: A Complete Guide to HTML.
Toronto: John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-471-11849-4.
- Hackos,
JoAnn & Redish, Janice C., User and Task Analysis
for Interface Design, ISBN 0-471-17831-4. New York, NY: John Wiley
Publishing, 1998. To design a usable and useful product (software, hardware,
documentation, or training), you must understand the users, their tasks,
and the environments in which they will use the product. Ginny's new
book (written with JoAnn Hackos) gives you practical ideas and techniques
for getting out to see and work with users before you design the product.
- Horton,
William et al (1996). The Web Page Design Cookbook. Toronto:
John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-471-13039-7.
- Howlett,
Virginia (1996). Visual Interface Design for Windows. Toronto:
John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-471-13419-8.
- Lemay,
Laura (1995). Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML in 14 Days.
Indianapolis, IN: Sams.net Publishing. ISBN 1-57521-014-2.
- Lemay,
Laura (1997). Microsoft® FrontPage 97. Indianapolis, IN:
Sams.net Publishing. ISBN 1-57521-223-4
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Lemay, Laura (1997). Advanced FrontPage 97. Indianapolis, IN:
Sams.net Publishing. ISBN 1-57521-308-7
- Morse,
David, ed. (1996). Cyber Dictionary: Your Guide to the Wired World.
Santa Monica, CA: Knowledge Exchange. ISBN 1-888232-04-8.
- Raucci,
Richard (1996). One-A-Day Web Page Wake-ups! Emeryville, CA:
Ziff-Davis Press. ISBN 1-56276-490-X.
- Sano,
Darrell (1996). Designing Large-Scale Web Sites: a Visual Design
Methodology. Toronto: John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0-471-1 4276-X.
- Savola,
Tom; Westenbroek, Alan; Heck, Joseph. Special Edition: Using HTML.
U.S.A.: Que Corporation. ISBN 07897-0236-3.
- Waters,
Crystal (1996). WebConcept and Design: A Comprehensive Guide for
Creating Effective Web Sites. Indianapolis, IN: New Riders Publishing.
ISBN 1-56205-648-4.
- Weinman,
Lynda (1996). <deconstructing web graphics>: Web Design Case
Studies and Tutorials. Indianapolis IN: New Riders Publishing.
ISBN 1-56205-641-7.
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