Richard Wagner is Lead Product Architect, Web/Mobile at MAARK and author of several Web and mobile-related books, including Safari and WebKit Development for iPhone OS 3.0, XSLT For Dummies, Web Design Before & After Makeovers, and more.

Introduction. Book I: Establish a Web Presence. Chapter 1: Getting Up and Running. Chapter 2: WordPress. Chapter 3: Squarespace. Chapter 4: Connecting Your Site to the Social Web. Chapter 5: Analyzing Your Web-Site Traffic with Google Analytics. Book II: Web Design. Chapter 1: Best Practices in Web Design. Chapter 2: Organizing and Navigating Your Web Site. Chapter 3: Designing for Mobile Visitors. Book III: HTML/XHTML. Chapter 1: Exploring HTML and XHTML Documents. Chapter 2: Working with Text and Links. Chapter 3: Presenting Information with Lists and Tables. Chapter 4: Adding Images. Chapter 5: Divvying Up the Page with divs. Chapter 6: Creating Forms. Chapter 7: HTML5 Video and Audio. Book IV: Style with CSS. Chapter 1: Styling Your Web Pages with Cascading Style Sheets. Chapter 2: Selectively Speaking: Working with Selectors. Chapter 3: Formatting Text. Chapter 4: The Gang of Four: Formatting Box Properties. Chapter 5: Positioning with CSS. Book V: JavaScript and Ajax. Chapter 1: Understanding How Scripting Works. Chapter 2: Programming in JavaScript. Chapter 3: JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks. Chapter 4: Understanding the Document Object Model. Chapter 5: Adding Event Handlers to Your Web Page. Chapter 6: Useful Things to Know When Scripting. Chapter 7: Introducing Ajax. Book VI: Graphics. Chapter 1: Understanding Web Graphics. Chapter 2: Optimizing Your Graphics. Chapter 3: Image Rollovers. Book VII: Microsoft Expression Web. Chapter 1: Getting to Know Microsoft Expression Web. Chapter 2: Express Yourself: Creating Your First Site with Expression Web. Chapter 3: Working with Text, Graphics, and Links. Chapter 4: Laying Out Your Page with Expression Web. Chapter 5: "Been There, Formatted That" with Dynamic Web Templates. Book VIII: Adobe Dreamweaver. Chapter 1: Getting to Know Dreamweaver. Chapter 2: Nuts and Bolts: Creating Your First Dreamweaver Web Site. Chapter 3: Formatting and Layout Basics. Chapter 4: Enhanced Page Elements: Flash Controls and Spry Widgets. Chapter 5: Forms Follow Function. Chapter 6: Working with CSS. Chapter 7: When DWT Calls: Using Templates for a Consistent Look. Chapter 8: Think Outside the Page: Managing Your Web Site. Book IX: Adobe Flash. Chapter 1: Getting to Know Adobe Flash. Chapter 2: Working with the Stage and Layers. Chapter 3: Working with Symbols. Chapter 4: Making Movies. Chapter 5: Publishing Your Movie. Index.