Head First html and css

The redundancy is intentional and important. 
One distinct difference in a Head First book is that we want you to really get it. And we want 
you to finish the book remembering what you’ve learned. Most reference books don’t have 
retention and recall as a goal, but this book is about learning, so you’ll see some of the same 
concepts come up more than once. 
The examples are as lean as possible.
Our readers tell us that it’s frustrating to wade through 200 lines of an example looking for 
the two lines they need to understand. Most examples in this book are shown within the 
smallest possible context, so that the part you’re trying to learn is clear and simple. Don’t 
expect all of the examples to be robust, or even complete—they are written specifically for 
learning, and aren’t always fully functional. 
We’ve placed all the example files on the Web so you can download them. You’ll find them 
at 
http://wickedlysmart.com/hfhtmlcss/
.
The Brain Power exercises don’t have answers.
For some of them, there is no right answer, and for others, part of the learning experience 
of the Brain Power activities is for you to decide if and when your answers are right. In 
some of the Brain Power exercises, you will find hints to point you in the right direction.

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xxxiv
 
intro
Tech reviewers (first edition)
the review
 
team
Fearless leader 
of the Extreme 
Review Team
Johannes de Jong
Louise Barr
Barney Marispini
Ike Van Atta
Valentin Crettaz
Our reviewers:
We’re extremely grateful for our technical review team. Johannes de Jong 
organized and led the whole effort, acted as “series dad,” and made it all work 
smoothly. Pauline McNamara, “co-manager” of the effort, held things together 
and was the first to point out when our examples were a little more “baby boomer” 
than hip. The whole team proved how much we needed their technical expertise 
and attention to detail. Valentin Crettaz, Barney Marispini, Marcus