1. take up a course 2. read tutorials 3. see good designs like cssmania.com, cssremix.com, csselite.com 4. practice, practice and practice
If you want to start coding websites, then as i did, start reading HTML & CSS from w3schools.com Its very easy to learn from that website. Once you finish beginner chapters there you can make basic websites, and next you google for more advanced/specific web design tutorials. But if you want to design [as in graphic design] websites, then your best tool should be Photoshop, and you can just google for good Photoshop tutorials which you can follow the steps to design sample images they show. Then you can follow your imagination to design more complex stuff. Hope this helps
The w3schools.com site looks very useful. I just browsed it for a few minutes, but there seems to be tons of information on there for us beginners. I'll be spending alot of time on that site, I think. Mrs. Sinner
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Yes, I agree W3Schools is the best place to start web design. Do not go to photoshop layout designing unless you are done with html & CSS to a satisfactory level.
Depends on what you want. If you want to learn HTML and CSS, google them, read and take notes, get a editor and start building your pages. I think you learn best as you go, not only through theory. If however you want quick results, you could start using a visual HTML editor like Coffee cup Visual site designer. Its a drag and drop program, very easy to use and you get nice looking pages in seconds. Best of luck
Google - do searches and get started from the tutorials you find. A good way of starting is to find free templates try a google for "free css layouts" you can then download a full html/css template and use it to edit as you read and learn as it does not matter if you break it, you just go back to the original copy etc.
You should have a look at sever good looking and well positioned websites. View their source code and compare different structures; then make one of your own based on what you have discovered. Hope that helps.
Don't forget webmonkey.com As for me I first learned by looking at the source code of other pages and deconstructing them myself. Then I took a course in HS about HTML. But the stuff I learned on my own put me way away of the pack. I would listen to above recommendations and practice.
You should start learning web design tutorials available on net. For your ready reference just search on eZdia.com and you may get some good online tutorials.
Get a general sense of what HTML is, then learn the most important tags, and then start to practice. The design doesn't matter, just code some web pages. Then follow some tutorials that include design, and more advanced tutorials. And practice constantly.