it has everything to Pleasing!

With a computer book "classic", it almost always has questions that remain unanswered - up block learning (discouragement) - for the "rote without understanding" for programming, it does not work not at all! (I know something)
Here the author demonstrates a pedagogical sense unusual: every potential question, one is surprised to find the answer the next sentence ...
The progression of the course is done well, the chapters are intentionally short to avoid "overheating". The use of color is nice. And the ability to copy the source code of the programs on the website Author is also a plus.

Result: this book is a bed (big) deals need aspirin ... BUT not without personal involvement!

After learning HTML (5) and CSS (3) (well explained so simply) that thickens with the "TP" the author of which requires it to be readable by ALL Browsers! (Including the "old" as the horrible and ancestral IE 6) - And I have put three days to succeed. (But the solution is given at the end, I assure you)

For a book for beginners (and this is true because I had no idea before reading); "The Boor" is surprisingly comprehensive: I saw and maneuver "Media Queries" (for the website to be visible regardless of the width of the screen, including a Smartphone!) - Adding Music and videos (Youtube ...) - Tables, Forms ... and so on.

And in the end, we learn - step by step - how Post (really) its Web site (! Thrilling)
I could fault just seem to make the author of the Pub for a Host ... Anyway, nothing too serious.

For novices, this work is really a wonder, especially as the author never lets you down.

MY ADVICE: Read it always near a computer because experimentation is still the best way to learn.