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Jeremy Keith and Dave Shea provide a refreshing departure from dense, technical manuals by focusing on the practical application of JavaScript in modern web design. This book prioritizes clarity and usability, teaching you how to enhance websites with elegant functionality without getting bogged down in complex theory. It bridges the gap between static design and interactive user experiences thro…

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