This color chart makes it so easy to find Web-safe colors at a glance. The colors are all arranged in coordinating groups, so you can pick one color and then quickly try out its "neighbors" to find a Web-safe color scheme for project.

I'm an independent Web developer working from an office in my home, and you can bet that I have Bob's color mousepad by my computer and the color chart in my briefcase. I own a couple of his HTML cards, too. C'mon, Bob, how about some more great products? ...Julie S.

Bob Stein has developed the GREATEST products!

The colors on the charts, mouse pads and posters are vivid and true. These products simplify and enhance any web-based page (including auctions!).

I purchased the poster, chart, card and mouse pad. Don't limit yourself with these exciting new products, grab a mouse pad to take with you when you travel or the card or chart to take with you to appointments or other places you can sneak in a little extra planning time!

These products are so much easier to use than trying to hold open a book and look for the color you need. It's also easy to visualize the colors together and helps to create more pleasing eye appealing pages.

These are simply the BEST new products to hit the market in a long time! They also make great gifts, send one today. They are great for beginners and advanced users alike!

This card is an absolute must-have for web designers. The colors are clear and arranged in logical order. The card is cross-referenced so you can choose by visual hue or locate a color by its code. The color codes are listed as hexadecimal HTML, decimal RGB and "VisiBone's Visual Anglo-Centric Color Code." An added bonus is a chart showing the color chart through the eyes of a color-blind person (yes, women can be color-blind also.) I heartily recommend this purchase.

this book is kind of childish, but that does'nt matter, because it will bring back memories. it does'nt really have any value money wise, but if you grew up with the ghostbusters and help run the franchise, its a great item to have. and for four bucks, how can you lose.

This is a very nice book to have. An author wrote about every nice places and every activities you could do within 2 hours drive around Baltimore...He also included the phone numbers and the addresses of every place he had mentioned in the book..It's also good for escaping.

Real women use notepad.exe to do HTML. Unfortunately, because remembering all of the tags and special characters, even real women need help every now and then. This quick reference guide is my constant companion when I am hacking away on my web page. It's well laid out and packs a lot of information in four pages. I frequently refer to the special characters section, but have also picked up a few tricks from the examples that are crammed into this guide. It even covers cascading style sheets, making this a wonderful accessory for a geekette. I also highly recommend "Web Design Color Reference Card" also by Bob Stein and available from Amazon as a companion to this guide. If you've ever struggled with getting the right color using hexidecimal codes, you'll appreciate the color reference. Together this HTML reference and the color reference card will make you a genuine MLCMF when it comes to HTML coding. Five stars and my strongest recommendation.