Battlefield Html: Markup on the Mean Streets

by Brian Manning

Battlefield HTML is here to give you a running start. A way to dive right in and make web pages from day one. A practical guide, for anyone that has difficulty finding enough free-time to devote to the subject of web design in an academic setting. Most people interested in HTML, aren't looking for a text book to really sink their teeth into, while discovering the history of Hyper-Text Markup Language, or web browsers. They don't want to spend hours reading up on the finer points of a subject before actually being able to use those skills. Hit the ground running, soldier! Start designing pages from the get go, using HTML5 and CSS3. This will give you a solid understanding of the basics, and have you well on your way to developing your skills. Leave the trivia to the others with too much time on their hands.

72 pages, Paperback

First published June 14, 2013

About the author

Brian Manning grew up in Las Vegas, loving comic books, Sci-Fi Movies/TV, video games, ninja/samurai stuff, cartoons, and any other kind of "pop culture" media a kid could get their hands on in the 80s. He started to enjoy and appreciate reading after graduating from High School. Mostly genre fiction, with the majority of it being science fiction. Immersed in the world of RPGs and comics, he has been drawing and writing for most of his life. Only recently has he started writing full-length fiction novels.

Check out his site (www.EvilTwinBrian.com) for a list of links to the various places he hangs out on the internet, if you want to get in touch with him for any reason.