Build Your Own Website: A Comic Guide to HTML, CSS, and WordPress Paperback – September 2, 2014

This book helps you kick start your knowledge of not just wordpress but design in general. loved the use of stories and illustration since I am a visual learner to explain what I should know and how to go about implementing it. If you need some where to start, start here! and as you see i am an avid reader.

So genius to turn a wordpress how to book into a "graphic novel!"I didn't have to ask my team to read it, they asked me!Delightful illustrations plus useful advice makes this a winner.Nate was also a delightful guest on my podcast---artist & host of The Inspiration Place podcast

My son is 10, and had Asperger's. He is really interested in coding. I bought him a domain on GoDaddy and gave him this book, along with 1 other HTML coding book. He was able to take this book and build his own website all by himself! Highly recommend!

I never leave comments about books but I just thought I had to say something! Things book is very detailed but it's done in such a way that you don't have to focus too hard for to long to understand a concept. The combination of cartoon and factual data makes it a fun read! I really enjoyed this book! Thank you!

It's less than a comic book can't find what I need so I can put the page together. Bought several books but there's no good A, B, then C in any of them. And Windows changing EVERYTHING with every update is THE WORST HELP EVER! Even if the book was properly paced, MicroChit would wipe that out next update.

As a developer, some small part of every day is advising friends on how to get started in web development. If nothing else, I've began recommending this book because it helps new developers overcome the anxiety that scares otherwise, smart people away from the craft. well done!

Novel approach to learning a new skill that doesn't quite work well. The graphics are very well done but I don't like learning to program from comic books.

Very and very detailed

Great book