David Karlins (Berkeley, CA) is an author, Web designer, and teacher who creates Web sites for theaters, concerts, production studios, non-profits, and other clients. He teaches Web design at San Francisco State University's Multimedia Studies Program. Karlins is co-author (with David Elderbrock) of FrontPage 2002 Bible, which has sold over 110,000 copies in the past two editions. His other books include Teach Yourself FrontPage in a Week (over 25,000 copies sold).

Part I: Preparing to Build Your Web Site 1: Before You Get Started 2: Obtaining a Domain Name and Web Server 3: Gathering Web Content Part II: Creating and Uploading Your Web Site 4: Creating Web Pages Using GeoCities PageBuilder 5: Creating Web Pages with FrontPage 6: Creating Web Pages Using Dreamweaver 7: Enhancing Your Web Site with Server-Side Interactivity Part III: Keeping Your Web Site Working and Up to Date 8: Placing Your Site on Search Engines 9: Troubleshooting and Improving Your Site