HTML and CSS

This is very obviously written by a designer. It looks good, but it is a nightmare to read because of the noisy placement of text and other elements. Do not pick up this one if you're learning this stuff from scratch. I used it as a refresher and to get up to speed on html5.

Content-wise it's getting a bit dated. It covers css3, or at least part of it. CSS grid isn't covered.

A great book to browse through. The layout and structure of this book invite browsing; you can just jump fro idea to idea. The difference between examples is obvious and shown in code. It's beautiful.

I enjoyed flipping through it-the sections about design and audience in the back demand a little more attention.

I'd recommend this to anyone who has or wants to have a website...and perhaps aspiring coders. Folks new to HTML and CSS may want to try out the examples in the book–going a little deeper than browse.

Finished the book. Now if only I could remember it all.