Part VIII: Basic Training Topics. When I wrote this section, I pretended that I didn't know anything, and I tried to explain the most basic concepts of the craft to myself in the clearest way possible. The idea here is that, even if you have never seen the letters HTML arranged in that particular sequence before, you can start with Part VIII and go on to use the rest of the book. And, what the heck, even if you know a thing or two, you might have a look at Part VIII anyway, just as a refresher. Many Web designers, including this one, are self-taught. We all have these little gaps in our educations. Maybe Part VIII can make a few things clearer for you, just like Barney Marispini and Rob Streeter (the technical editors on this book) helped me to close up some of the potholes in my own education. I owe you one, guys. In fact, I owe you several. While I'm on the without-whoms, I would be remiss if I did not mention John Neidhart of the Barbs, John Fuller, Raquel Kaplan, Robin O'Brien, Kathleen Addis, Julie Nahil, Dmitri Korzh, and everyone at Prentice Hall PTR who made this book happen. Thanks also to the usual suspects at Studio B, both old and new: Neil Salkind, Lynn Haller, Stacey Barone, Katrina Hillsten, and Jackie Coder. A special admission of indebtedness emanates directly from me to those persons whom I did not have the pleasure of meeting virtually or physically, whose names I do not know, but whose efforts contributed to the care, feeding, and production of this book and its author, much like a superhero who defends a city anonymously.
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