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Top Books for 2006... Sort of By Meryl K. Evans, Dec 12, 2006 10:51 AM

I have a confession. I haven't read enough books from the web design category to justfy creating a top 10 list for books. But I've read or heard about a few good ones that are worth mentioning:

Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design: The author of this one has a feature article this week about the design of Craig's List.

Designing With Web Standards, Second Edition by Jeffrey Zeldman. I read the first edition, and recommend it. From what I understand, Zeldman made a lot of updates.

CSS: The Missing Manual: Seeing good reviews.

CSS Cookbook, 2nd ed. I also read the first edition and liked it. Based on what I saw of the second edition, it covers new topics that many ask about.

Web Design in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition: I've been a fan of this one since the first edition in 1998. I used it a lot that I had pages falling out. It's a great book for those who aren't absolute beginners, but need help beyond the basics.

What books do you recommend?

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