What I Learned Writing a Book for Beginners



Over the last few months I’ve been writing a book called HTML and CSS: Visual QuickStart Guide, 9th Edition. It’s my 4th published book and I’m excited about it because it’s a broader, more basic topic than I usually write. Because of that, I’ve learn a mega ton. Here, I break down the book writing process and everything you should take into consideration when teaching beginners.

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