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Title: Web Page Design: A Different Multimedia by Mary E. S. Morris, Randy J. Hinrichs, Mary E. S. Morris ISBN: 0-13-239880-X Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR Pub. Date: 06 June, 1996 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $24.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.5 (6 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Excellent introduction to site structure and navigation
Comment: This is not about how to make a site look great so much as how to organize and structure it. I found it very useful and hardly dated at all. - Marcia Yudkin, Author of Internet Marketing for Less than $500/Year and nine other books

Rating: 4
Summary: Worth to buy.
Comment: I'm a freelance web designer, i find this book very useful.It teaches you about Web marketing and some hot tips, The structure of the website,rating a website.How to design a perfect webpage.include some case study which is useful. Yet another good book.

Rating: 3
Summary: Ignore the first three chapters
Comment: There is some really good material here. Unfortunately the first three chapters are incredibly fluffy and vague. They are also full of grammatical mistakes, non sequiturs, and spelling errors. The home page of one fairly pedestrian and old-fashioned site is shown in grayscale half-a-dozen times, wasting 15 column inches. The valuable ideas in the front could have been distilled into 8 pages instead of taking 70.

-Start at Chapter 4. From here out the book is very good. It starts with developing for the audience, navigation principles, color and graphics, etc. and goes all the way to Java, VRML and interactive design. So don't give up. The book design and editing are poor, but the last two-thirds makes it worth the price.