HighboardTo jump off the high board with both feet, de-engineer your favorite sites. Learn the tricks of the trade directly from top Web designers. You won't find their backflips in books. You will find these tricks in the source code of killer sites. The Web is an open environment where imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Such synergy assumes you have the common sense to improve on what you find. That way, nobody gets hurt (read: you don't get sued) and you add something to the conversation. One day you'll wake up to find yourself stealing a trick off somebody who improved on a trick they stole from you. Still not convinced? Well, top Web developers, such as Jonathan Steuer (founder of c|net, Hot Wired, and Cyborganic sites), openly advocate de-engineering as the best way to learn HTML. Worried about copyrights? Follow Steuer's simple dictum: "If you think you may be violating a copyright, you probably are." To get started with something easy, steal from this site. The following procedures are designed for Netscape Navigator.
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