If you are a designer who knows HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can easily learn how to make native iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps—and distribute them worldwide via the App Store.<br><br>When combined with an Objective-C framework, web standards can be used to format and style content for iOS, using native controls and behaviors for an authentic Apple user experience.<br> <br>The Web Designer's Guide to iOS Apps shows how to create apps using NimbleKit, the Objective-C framework featured on the Apple Development Tools web site. With it you'll learn how to: <br><ul><li>Download and install the free software for creating iOS apps</li></ul><ul><li>Use Xcode to manage project assets, test apps, and package binary files</li></ul><ul><li>Implement standard iOS elements and behaviors for familiar Apple mobile user experiences</li></ul><ul><li>Enhance your app designs with HTML5 and CSS3</li></ul><ul><li>Build a foundation for designing web apps that can be delivered to other smartphones and mobile devices </li></ul>