As all web designers know, colour is a crucial ingredient in any website. From the very basic level of attracting potential ‘surfers’ to stop and take a thorough look at a site, to the more complex navigational requirements of layered information, colour use can make or break a website. As with Color & Type for the Screen, this book examines in depth the differences in value between colour on screen and on printed material. Through outstanding examples of good colour use in websites – both high- and low-budget – this book provides the reader with an insight into what’s current, as well as looking to the future. A must for students and practising designers, and an extremely useful reference tool for those who commission web design. Molly E. Holzschlag is an author, teacher, and designer, honoured as one of the Top 25 Most Influential Women on the Web, who has spent over a decade working in the online world. She has written more than fifteen books about Web design and development. As a member of the Web Training Team at the Microsoft Network, Molly provided Web development education to the network’s community managers. Her company, Molly.Com, Inc., provides Web design and development services to select clients.