Archive: 2010 March

The three-disk For A Beautiful Web DVD series is a very nice resource for web designers, with roughly two hours per disk on three important topics: CSS, microformats and web accessibility.

2010-Mar-31 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | TOP STORIES | Web Design

I think this book is a good review of social media websites, marketing strategies and community best practices but it's not as thorough as other books out there.

2010-Mar-31 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews

I really enjoyed reading Friends With Benefits: the book has solid insights backed with research and some great case studies.

2010-Mar-11 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews | TOP STORIES

A book for advanced users wanting to learn more about search engine optimization (SEO).

2010-Mar-11 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | Web Design

There are a lot of books on the market about social media, online communities and search engine optimization, and these two books offer thorough surveys of their respective topics.

2010-Mar-10 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | Web Design

The book may not be too technical or throw around much speaking lingo, but what it does do is even better.

2010-Mar-10 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews

Company Marks 10-Year Milestone with Limited Edition Anniversary Book

2010-Mar-09 | Pariah S. Burke | Filed: Graphic Design | News

Zeldman's writing is sharp and clear as always, and the third edition is an essential read for those new to web design or web standards.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | TOP STORIES | Web Design

The photography is candid and beautiful, showing a refined taste and judgment on the part of the photographer.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Photoshop | Reviews

Alistair Croll and Sean Power have written an interesting book that I think speaks more to marketing directors and businesspeople than to web designers and developers.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | Web Design

Paul Tondeur and Jeff Winder's Papervision3D Essentials is a solid book with clear writing, a very hands-on approach to learning Papervision 3D.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Illustration | Reviews

I don't give out perfect ratings very often, but I did for Even Faster Web Sites and I will do the same for High Performance Web Sites.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Reviews | TOP STORIES | Web Design

A well-researched book about Research In Motion (RIM) and the little product that keeps millions of people connected.

2010-Mar-08 | Jeremy Schultz | Filed: Creative Culture | Reviews