I spend a lot of time speaking from serious experience with certain parts of the technology. I'm also a teacher, so my style tends to be very good for folks who are interested in making a book a learning experience rather than a reference or more standards-oriented book. I also believe that if a person is truly interested in a topic, that person will read more than one book. I can't count how many HTML books I have, and there are a few I use regularly when I need a specific type of insight or approach. It's a very holistic approach to the subject, as it currently exists.
Examples are forms, tables, frames, images or text.
So, if you want to create a project for wireless delivery to a pager, you will only include those modules necessary to accomplish the job. This streamlines and focuses the markup. Molly has worked for over a decade in the online world. She has written and contributed to over fifteen books covering Internet-related topics.