In The Non-Designer's Web Book, 2nd Edition, Robin and John start with the basics: how to navigate the Web, search for information, and build Web pages. Then they toss in plenty of design theory, describing basic design principles for the Web, and demonstrate how lackluster sites can be transformed into dazzling ones. But they don't neglect the graphic and technical details. Users will learn when to use different graphic file formats and how to choose type and Web-safe colors. By book's end, readers will know how to test, upload, and maintain their sites. End result: a Web site that looks like it was created by a pro, and a book that includes everything a non-designer ought to know before getting started on the Web.