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I'm not sure I want to take advice on design from a site which thinks that flipping paper pages is a suitable metaphor for a browser. It's clever but, in my opinion, it's a poor interface.Wasn't there a link on here recently about poor skeuomorphic interfaces?

This is pretty bad. I tried with CSS turned off and it was still unusable. Trying to deal with this makes me want to go to craigslist for some counter style. Balance out the excessives.

Oh the irony.If only the web app about web apps was usable.

Gah, I want to read the contents of this book but the design is so terrible.

A good read with good tips and well designed (aesthtically)Don't listen to the haters. This is good stuff with valuable content.

Is there any open source project/jquery plugin for flipping book pages?

what is this? i just see some wood panel and two circles

My question would be about SEO. Don't you run the risk of making a site that looks like a single (or just a few) pages regardless of how deep your content might be?

Actually, regardless the design of this site, contents are good though

It's about 1000% better than anything I've ever done, it's free, and the content is good. Seems like the guy is trying to help people build better web apps...that is a noble intent IMHO. Why not offer constructive criticism instead of all this negativity?