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... why has it been so popular?
It’s short. Even though it covers a lot of ground, you can read it cover-to-cover in a few hours.
It’s profusely illustrated.
There’s a useful insight on almost every page.... quoted from book site

Content strategy is essential. But where did it come from? Why does it matter? And what does it mean for you? This brief guide explores content strategy’s roots, and quickly and expertly demonstrates not only how it’s done, but how you can do it well. quoted from book website

Design gains value as it moves from hand to hand; context to context; need to need. If all of this movement harmonizes, the work gains a life of its own, and turns into a shared experience that enhances life and inches the world closer to its full potential. quoted from book introduction

A List Apart (ISSN: 1534-0295) explores the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices. quoted from website

This book is about making you a better typographer. [...] Typography matters because it helps conserve the most valuable resource you have as a writer—reader attention. quoted from website

This very brief “pocket guide” is for designers and developers who want to make better choices about type and build their typographic expertise. Successful typeface combinations are partly a matter of good taste, which can be tough to develop. quoted from website

From Chapter 1’s philosophical framing, to Chapter 2’s prioritization of text and reader, to the multidimensional considerations in later chapters about picking fonts, shaping text, and managing compositions, this book blends vital typographic tactics with rhetorical questions that challenge the reader to reason deeply about beauty. quoted from website

This book is a practical guide and companion reference to all aspects of typography on the web. It deftly combines implementation details with typographic theory, and is ideal for designers, developers and anyone else involved in the process of creating a website. quoted from website

Typography is your design’s voice and the most powerful tool you have to communicate with your readers. Learn how to wield type with care and wit: how to evaluate typefaces, consider technical constraints, create flexible typographic systems, and put together your own collection of favorite faces. quoted from website

SVG is changing the way we build the web. It’s an amazing, powerful tool that is so simple, and yet so complex at the same time. As I like to say, “The more you use SVG, the more you realize you don’t know SVG!” Good thing Chris has written this book to help! (With much better jokes, too.) Val Head, Principal Designer at Adobe

Andy Clarke has an uncanny ability to make you reconsider what you know and wonder why you hadn’t always done it his way. Dave Shea, author of The Zen of CSS Design (New Riders)

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