The ideal audience for this book is a web developer who is familiar with CSS and has designed several websites. In other words, you won't learn how to design a nice layout but you will learn all of the details about CSS 3.
The things I liked about this book are that there are numerous examples in every chapter, with pictures that demonstrate different CSS properties. Of course, what good is a book about CSS without pictures?
Another thing that you will find useful is at the end of every chapter, Peter provides a chart outlining how well the major browsers support a particular feature.
Another thing that you will find useful is at the end of every chapter, Peter provides a chart outlining how well the major browsers support a particular feature.
There aren't many bad things about this book. My suggestion is that you do not read it cover to cover, as I believe it would be better used as a reference book. The only other thing that I didn't like about this book is that the examples are in black & white; it would've been nice to see the images in color, especially in the PDF version of this book.
Overall, it’s a great book to get to learn how to implement the latest cool features in CSS 3. The numerous examples in the book are very helpful, and it will serve as a great reference book to keep on your desk.
Overall, it’s a great book to get to learn how to implement the latest cool features in CSS 3. The numerous examples in the book are very helpful, and it will serve as a great reference book to keep on your desk.
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