Published in 2020 and authored by Neil Leonard, Frédérique Santune, and Andrew Way, Web and Digital for Graphic Designers was written to offer non-coders an insight into various coding languages. The book also contextualises these coding languages by drawing parallels to the graphic design profession and wider critical design issues. You can purchase the book here, find a lovely review here, and browse an ever-growing list of resources below.
Files from the book
An example of a basic HTML page
An example of a basic HTML5 page
HTML content markup, including titles, links, headings, lists, and more.
Processing Examples: SCRIPT_1.zip, SCRIPT_2a.zip, SCRIPT_2b.zip, SCRIPT_3.zip, SCRIPT_4.zip, SCRIPT_5.zip, SCRIPT_6b.zip, SCRIPT_7a.zip, SCRIPT_7b.zip, SCRIPT_10.zip, SCRIPT_20.zip, SCRIPT_21.zip, SCRIPT_22.zip, SCRIPT_23.zip
HTML
HTML5 for Web Designers - a great book series. Highly recommended.
CSS
Colour
Colors: 90 accessiable web colour combinations
Palett.es, colour schemes generator with accessibility and colour blindness support
Type
Beautiful Web Type - always my first stop when I'm choosing a typeface for a website project.
Processing / P5.js
Context, ideas and theory
Readings.Design - a ton of great articles about all things design.