The book's content covers everything from color theory to IE bugs and really does a great job of building the base of knowledge required to create accessible designs on today's web.

My current role as a web application developer and designer allowed me to provide some constructive criticism on a few wording or accuracy issues, which is of course the purpose of doing a tech review. But rather than focus on my nitpicks, what I want to share in a few posts that will follow over the next week are all the great things that I learned from the book. I'm a firm believer that you should try to learn something new every day (see some tweets about that) and this book certainly taught me a thing or two!

Check back soon, I'll be posting some great information about how to setup your design environment to adhere to "the baseline grid" along with a few neat tricks and tips that this book presents.