Deconstructing Web Graphics

There are a lot of books about HTML and Web design out there, but few really distinguish themselves as essential. Deconstructing Web Graphics.2 is an exception, and should sit on every serious Web designer's shelf. Like all of Weinman's work, the book strikes an excellent balance between inspiration and practical techniques. This is a good book for designers who have some experience with Photoshop or Fireworks and want... Read Full Review

A very intresting book, the use of case studies makes the subject more intresting. It also is a great source of inspiration, and the tutorials help all, even if you don't have a mac or photoshop.

This is book, is pleasantly different from most of the other books that I've read in this subject area. My experience with those other books is twofold: not only am I left feeling burnt for having paid so much for so little, but also I also feel ripped off for having spent so much time trying understand and apply what the author failed to convey. is easy to get into, and it rewards my efforts. It's well written from... Read Full Review

is an invaluable resource for web designers at any level. The authors, Lynda Weinman & Jon Warren Lentz have provided us with an overview of six unique and creative web sites. Each site was chosen for its' specific approach and unusual or different use of design resources. The reader/designer is presented, through these deconstructions, with a & Background etc.The first chapter's site is Qaswa. This is the space-age... Read Full Review

A lucid, amply illustrated book that discusses, deconstructs and explains the art of design for the Web. A "case study" format means that readers get to see the work the author discusses. The combination of ideas and easy-to-use pointers means some good general tips as well as HTML code. It's also full of resources and URL's of interest. A great book for anyone who designs, project manages or just likes the Web.