Best place to learn website building

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    Where is the best place to learn, if you want to start managing the design of your site? Any suggestions.
     
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  2. tom sawyer_d

    tom sawyer_d Peon

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  3. Autofete.com

    Autofete.com Peon

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    Thank you I will take a look at it.
     
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    "www.w3schools.com" is from where I learnt my basics of website designing!
     
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    tobydawson13 Active Member

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    I also recommends w3school... Here is another website where you can find very useful articles about web designing process webstyleguide.com
     
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    loveprone Banned

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    I have used www.htmlcodetutorial.com and I prefer it.

    enjoy :)
     
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    I mostly learned from videos at lynda.com and through books.
     
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    SearchBliss Well-Known Member

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    w3schools is a great one as stated above. You can also learn a lot from software like Dreamweaver, and there are a lot of tutorials out their that are good.
     
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    I also need to get my web site cookin.

    I found this forum that is devoted to just such a thing.

    Here's the link;

    http://www.prowebsitemaker.com/forum/index.php?topic=36.0

    Cheers,

    Neil
     
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    Thank you guys. This is gonna be very useful for me ;)
     
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    I used a combination of the Idiot's Guide to Creating an HTML WEbpage and the free download books at www.sitesell.com

    Both helped me. Hope it help you.
     
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    best website building learning form:--------
    w3schools.com
    webstyleguide.com
    htmlcodetutorial.com
    w3.org
     
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    I learned what I know from W3schools.
     
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    W3 schools and Html Dog is also good. You don;t need to learn to program to make your own website. You can create blogs like Wordpress, Drupal and Joomla via your hosting control panel, just to let you know if you don't know it already.

    There are also many free themes for all of them.
     
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    and lynda tutorials r very recommended :)
     
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    Sensei.Design Prominent Member

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    use w3c school and get going it's the best to use the things you just learned
     
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    You could always go old fashion and use books (for those of you who still know what those are :p ). If it has to be a website that teaches you, definitely W3Schools.
     
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    Yes w3schools for sure! They offer some great stuff over there for beginners and more advanced folks too!.

    Also sitepoint has some nice PHP & MySQL tutorials if you go that route.

    Cheers! :)
     
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    w3school, google and way of trial & error by yourself .
     
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