Is this proper code or code that has been written wrong?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by wwerules, Aug 17, 2009.

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    Hi there I am new to here. Anyway I have just started mucking around with writeing code just so I can write my own code to create websites etc. I wanted to see if the code I have written so far is proper code or code written wrong. Here is the code that I have written so far. The code is as followed.

    bluebanner/big/width/1000/size

    lettering/small/size/
    blue/colour/

    What do you lot think is it proper code or code that has been written wrong.
     
    wwerules, Aug 17, 2009 IP
  2. zartworkdesigns

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    This isnt code, its actually just writing out what you want. If you want to learn how to write proper code, get a program such as dreamweaver and utilize the GUI interface to setup your site and then look at the code view to understand how it is written.
     
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    Ok thanks is pspad good to write code and has it got a gui interface on it?
     
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    Dreamweaver is not a gui, I really do not think such a thing exists for web programming.

    There is more to web programming than html. The "basics to start with are understanding the client server relationship, headers, requests and responses... unless of course you just want to put pictures on the web.
     
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    Hi,

    I would suggest going through the tutorials on w3c. A quick google for w3c will put you on the right direction. What you wrote are basically guidelines for you to follow. It's nothing that an interpreter or browser can follow through.

    You have to make a distinction between a web designer and a web developer. Most of the time, a web designer takes care of HTML/XHTML, CSS and Javascript, and Some, like me, take care even of the graphics. A web developer on the other hand takes care of the behind-the-scenes coding part of the website.

    Hope that clears up some confusions.
     
    Necrospasm, Aug 17, 2009 IP