Web design doesn't have much in common with print, it's more about user experience, usability, psychology, etc. For those things Steve Krug's book is nice, I wo

Web design doesn't have much in common with print, it's more about user experience, usability, psychology, etc. For those things Steve Krug's book is nice, I would also suggest Jakob Nielsen, you may know his quote that users spend most of their time on other web sites. Tools are different too, like Balsamiq. Approaches are different. The only thing in common is graphic design part of the web design, but with different constraints of course, not much new to learn here after print.