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About the Book
About The Internet Writer's Handbook
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The Internet Writer's Handbook is an easily accessible reference tool for those who want to write and format effective Web documents.
Too often, writers attempt to create Web pages by simply using the same techniques they use for print documents. The Internet Writer's Handbook offers those writers specific advice on writing and designing online hypertext documents. The book has been updated to reflect the latest Web writing terms and concepts such as Web page elements, Web page design, and types of Web writing. This dynamic handbook will appeal to anyone who needs help in creating a Web page.
Features
- The alphabetically arranged handbook format makes the book easily accessible as a quick reference.
- Extensive coverage of more than 300 topics relating to web writing and design includes such areas as graphics and design; style; common grammar, punctuation, mechanical, and usage errors; and research and documentation.
- Discussions of various types of writing include Web pages, e-mail, Frequently Asked Questions, and other related Web documents.
- All aspects of Web pages are reviewed, including navigation, page design, HTML, and terminology.
- Concise tips and checklists, definitions, resources, and cross references supply pertinent information.
New to This Edition
- The entire text has been redesigned in a more accessible layout. Topic entries stand out, fonts and bullets have been redesigned, and the examples are clearly set apart from the tips.
- Updated examples show effective Web page techniques, “before and after” examples from real Web pages, and diagrams that appeal to visual learners and make the handbook easier to skim.
- New topics reflect recent developments in Web writing, such as accessibility, branding, cascading style sheets, deep linking, handhelds, tagline, and Weblogs.
- Part 1 features a “New Principles” section that highlights key Web writing techniques in a concise format.
- The 300 topics in Part 2 are arranged in alphabetical order, making it convenient for students to look up particular subjects.
- Appendices include a glossary of Web terms, a review checklist, recommended readings, and useful lists.
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