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Introduction to the Internet and Web Page Design

Lance Douglas Jackson

  • 202 pages
  • 3.5 MB
  • PDF

A graduate project that reads as a beginner course: how the internet and browsers work, then how to plan, lay out, and publish a web page. Full of screenshots and step by step walkthroughs.

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