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Second this! Refactoring UI has very practical and effective advice for creating web UI's. Apart from this, I recommend "Learning Web Design" (5th Edition) by
by pramodbiligiri 5y ago
Second this! Refactoring UI has very practical and effective advice for creating web UI's.
Apart from this, I recommend "Learning Web Design" (5th Edition) by Jennifer Robbins. It has a broad sweep and still gives you all the practical tips.
Learning React (2nd Edition) is a good one if you're going to use React.
P.S: I did a similar Ask thread earlier this year where some of these were mentioned - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26932020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26932020
- echoradio 5y agoSecond Robbins’ “Learning Web Design.” Also, if you’re really a true beginner, also try “HTML and CSS: Visual QuickStart Guide” by Joe Cassabona. VQS is great because as you’re trying to learn an aspect of code, it includes a text explanation, what the code looks like and what you should expect to see on screen. Good luck! Have fun! :) Edit: “Hello Web Design” by Tracy Osborne is good for learning graphic design principles as they relate to the web. If you can get a copy of “The Non-Designers Web Book” by Robin Williams, that one’s excellent, too. It’s old, but the principles still apply.