Blog posts, magazines, and online courses are excellent resources for learning web design. In fact, they’re probably the first place most people go when they want to fill in the gaps of their knowledge or brush up on something. But books are a medium well suited for deep foundational study. Their authors have much more time and space than an article or even series of articles to introduce essential ideas and build upon them in a systematic fashion. And because of this there will always be a need for designers (both experienced veterans and brand new beginners) to read web design books.
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