Title: Badly Organized
Product review: Though this guide is chock full of information, he does not build. He right away jumps into a convoluted description of "selectors", while including a bunch of things that he says (explain this later), (explain this later). Folks, whenever the author is constantly mentioning stuff that he has not defined yet, it's a bad design for the book. There is so sense of building up--he just jumps into the topic and you feel like you missed something, like there's a chapter missing.I have used CSS for years and was looking for some clarity on a few points of how selectors are used. This book is poorly organized because you feel that he uses stuff in examples that he had not yet explained. For example, on page 9 he jumps into a very complex description of how "specificity calculation(s)" are formed. At this point, the reader has not really been exposed to any real examples of simple specificity. So, this is a book for people like me who already understand CSS and not for beginners.
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