Creating Dynamic Web Sites: Webmaster's Guide to Interactive Multimedia [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

This is an excellent follow-up to Snell's book (below). Fisher combines low-level considerations that all web developers face, such as the need for scanners and the integration of sound and video, with three exceptional chapters on interaction with animation, story, and real human beings. The story chapter is worth the price of the book. People tend to forget about story in the mad rush for interaction; Fisher reminds us that buttons that blink are no substitute for narrative.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.

This text aims to show the reader how to get beyond the world of HTML by adding sound, video and 3-D images to their site. It contains canned solutions in the form of Java applets, Shockware movies, CGI scripts and enables the reader to implement these new technologies. In addition an overview of the challenges, solutions and design issues involved in developing interactive Web sites is provided. No programming experience is required or assumed.

This text aims to show the reader how to get beyond the world of HTML by adding sound, video and 3-D images to their site. It contains canned solutions in the form of Java applets, Shockware movies, CGI scripts and enables the reader to implement these new technologies. In addition an overview of the challenges, solutions and design issues involved in developing interactive Web sites is provided. No programming experience is required or assumed.