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I'm a web designer, I think i'm talented at what I do, a lot of people say I am, the only problem is it's almost impossible to get a job in todays world because I can't put my design into code. People don't just want designers, they want designers that can code. So I need to start learning code, I want to start with HTML, then progress to PHP and CSS after this. Could I please have some advice/ resources on how to start. Thankyou, Lewi. :) |
The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by KevinLockergnome Feb 27 at 03:18
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I learned through HTML, XHTML, and PHP for dummies, believe it or not. It gives a solid basis for programming. However, the only thing I was frustrated with, was the lack of design, and color schemes in the book. However, it gives a large amount of background that is a necessity. An online option is http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp. They have a pretty good program. |
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There is a great website called CodeAcademy! I has HTML courses, and a whole lot more! And best of all, it's free! Hope this helps. |
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It all depends on your preferred method of learning. Try the reference Seanathon referred you to, try reading books, try watching videos -- whatever you find works. I recommend W3Schools.com as another online resource that is free. |
