Chapter 5 Resources

Part One: A Solid HTML Foundation

Chapter 5

This page contains a link to all the files you’ll need to complete the homework for Chapter 5 in addition to reference files and links to resources related to the chapter.

Homework

You can download the required images for this chapter’s homework at the book’s companion web site, this is due to licensing reasons which are explained in the images’ accompanying Read Me! file. Follow the link below to download the image files.

This chapter’s homework is also to research some of the image editors we recommended in Chapter 5. We’ve provided links to some recommended tools at the Web Standardistas web site.

Use ‘View Source’ at our King Kong web page to refer to our markup when upgrading your three monkey pioneer web pages and adding images to them.

• The Famous Primates Images
• Which image editor?
• King Kong Reference Web Page

Reference Files

Use ‘View Source’ (as covered in Chapter 2) to look at our example files’ source code. Where helpful we have included comments inline within the markup to give additional guidance.

• An Image - Example 1
• An Image - Example 2
• An Alt Tag in Action

Resources

• Photoshop.com
• Photoshop Online
• iStockphoto
• stock.chng
• Flickr
• Creative Commons

The Periodical

The most recent entries in the Periodical and Reviews sections:

• Whilst it's encouraging to see Apple throwing its considerable weight behind HTML5 and the development of open web standards, it's unveiling late last week of an HTML5 Showcase was, to put it mildly, somewhat disingenuous…
• Simon Collison is a designer, speaker, author and bon viveur with a passion for Victoriana and assorted miscellany. We asked Mr Collison a dozen questions…
• Elliott Kember is a freelance web developer with a passion for the colour pink…

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