I came upon a review of what could potentially be a great book, not only for me, but possibly for my clients that are looking to develop or update their site. I plan on getting the Website Owner's Manual, and will post back my own review. Below is information for the book, and a short excerpt of the review. A link to the full review follows.

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"Experienced Web designers and developers will readily admit that the most challenging aspect of their professions is not the technical work itself, nor learning the tools of the trade, but rather dealing with clients. Within that area, the most frustrating type of work — aside from the ever-joyless chore of collecting on invoices — is getting (non-technical) clients to understand the possibilities and limitations of Web technologies, design decisions, and all the other factors that can make or break a website project, as well as the site itself. Yet this process can be just as unhappy, and far more confusing, to prospective site owners, who typically are quite knowledgeable of their own fields, but have little to no understanding of how best to ensure the success of any website project they sponsor. Aiming to bridge this gap, is the appropriately-titled Website Owner's Manual."

http://books.slashdot.org/story/09/12/21/1447211/Website-Owners-Manual

Books website: http://www.manning.com/boag/