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Principles of Web Design and Web Technologies

University of Mumbai

  • 109 pages
  • 0.6 MB
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Course notes on design principles, page planning, navigation, and templates, followed by chapters on HTML, JavaScript, XML, and Ajax. Useful if you want the design side and the underlying technology in one text.

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