[Shiro]

It's a very very powerful language. I quite like it myself.

[aiden_h]

Cheers pgo, i am really new to web page design and this will really help.

[Kemp_1987]

I've learnt Javanese, will that help?

[neotic]

Thanks so much!

[Rexibit]

Originally Posted by sukino

Out of curious, since I am guilty of that many times, why not?

This thread does have some very good tips. One thing to note is that if you want your web page's data to be used in more than one place--a phone's browsers, gaming console browser's, or even another page on your site--then you need to format your pages solely with DIV tags and CSS.

You can get the same behavior as a table using CSS styling.

[JonnyP100]

Has anyone seen the opera web curriculum? opera dot com slash wsc (I would link you direct but my post count appears to be insufficient..)

It's not complete, but looks like it'll be an awesome resource when its finished. All standards based too.

[nior00]

nice read

[HazChem]

I too faced similar problems in marketing my website and driving traffic to it . - search engine friendly web design is vital for easy Internet marketing

[kwills]

Found another good link focusing on XHTML for beginners:

The Elements of Meaningful XHTML

[Rexibit]

Great link kwills.

[wheedwacker]

Here is a good intro to web design (not front-end dev, but design)

Designer Eye for the Geek Guy/Gal

and the slides:
http://acko.net/files/Design%20Eye%2...rch%202007.pdf

[shergold]

notepad++ ? ill have to try that out!

[Devin]

Originally Posted by Do Gooder

cheers pee gee ooh

I have found dreamweaver to be an excellent learning tool. I am slowly weaning myself onto the code view. While it is surprisingly pants, the preview lets me easily see what is happening quickly and really helps with selecting bit of code to tweaky.

HI

what are you think. this thread is only for the beginners who want to learn and understand the Web designing but you don't want that they learn the basic things of the web designing. when they clear all the basic topic after that they can use that type of software.


webdesigningcompany.net

thanks

[the_b1ues]

Hello im new here and i just needed a bit of help.
First id like to say ive done a corse in web design through Ics which ill admit was a shit corse and ive had to work most of it out for myself, there is just to final things that i just cant seem to get my head around. Sorry before hand for long post.

Firstly slices. Ive been designing the webpages in photoshop first (dont no if this is the prober way so correct me if im wrong). Then saveing the doc as a webpage and opening it for editing in dreamweaver.
Anyway when ive made the page ive been told in my corese and on tutorials that anything that I will be editing such as link areas,headers,area of text, ive been told to make a slice. But when ive done this i end up with loads of auto slices that i cant get rid of. Because of this by the time ive finished makeing my page I end of with a image folder just filled with images that are just parts of the background or pointless white space. How do i stop this??

Secondly. How do you designers get your pictures onto the web. I upload all of mine onto photobucket and then replace all the code. I dont think this is the correct way.

Thanks for reading any help would be exelent.

[alleylouis]

hi
Good material.It will be helpful alot.
Thanks
alleylouis

[Bones74]

Hi
I just started using Photoshop quit a bit for web pages and I am looking for a book on graphics for beginners. Any recommendations? Thanks

[Aakriti]

Hi


Nice link, nice read.
I also prefer notepad++. When i m using the DW first time that is a puzzle for me. And i leave it start with notepad++.

thanks

[feha]

Originally Posted by ravenfire

I have a question about dreamweaver. I see so many freelance ads that say it is required that the developer knows dreamweaver.

I think they require that cause of they are using it in their web design services, so they can update or customize the work if needed after your delivery to them.
More easy for them to keep it a website project in one place, any other DW user can do modifications.

I do own a CS3 Web Creative Suite (standard) from Adobe. For my own designing I don't use DW but if someone sends a DW "project" than I can modify it and send back.

just my 2 cents

[Cheetah Designs]

I suggest and new web designers read up on accessibility too, its becoming increasingly important in web design IMO.

[Limbo]

oh yes