Solve : WEB DESIGNING (HTML, CSS, FLASH,)?

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Answer» Hi there, I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily. Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id... Mukesh What do you already know? What to you really want to do., Many Web based presentations are actually created by programs that go beyhound just HTML and CSS. Microsoft has a suite of programming tools called "Visual Studio". You can get a free copy that will allow you to learn web design using a high-level method that focus on getting results aether that learning how to code. Leaning HTML is for people who do not have the imagination to produce content, so they just learn to code. If you go that route, you will be a savant that can code and nothing more. Here is a quick search: visual studio for web design Which includes this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIRmPB0xshw I recommend this for anybody who is starting from zero. Please look at the video. It reallly depends how far you want to get into it - Web design can just refer to BUILDING templates in something like Photoshop and getting someone else to implement it or it can mean the ACTUAL implementation of the website. For actually building the website - Focus on learning HTML5 and CSS and then Javascript for more interactive elements on the page - You WOULD then just write this in whatever text editor you prefer such as Notepad++ or SublimeText. There are WYSIWYG tools like Dreamweaver but these are becoming more and more irrelevant NOWADAYS as they are so inflexible compared to the raw code - You would also still need to understand the raw code if you are going to build anything significant which sort of defeats the point of using something like Dreamweaver - Not to mention how expensive it is. If you are going as far as to actually put the website on the internet you would be best to build it using a Content Managment program (CMS) such as Drupal or Wordpress. With this you would build a template for the design of the site putting in placeholders for content and then use the CMS to acually add and edit content on the site. Also get used to using the Developer Tools in Firefox and Google Chrome (This is where you right click a page and press "Inspect Element") - This will let you edit the HTML and CSS of a page on the fly to see how your changes will look - This is great for small adjustments. Twitter's Bootstrap framework is also extremely useful as it gives a common structure to websites, you would then write your own CSS to restyle the Bootstrap CSS to your PREFERENCES: http://getbootstrap.com/ As for Flash - It's pretty old fashoned nowdays. Only use flash for stuff that absolutely has to be done in it - If you can do it in HTML5/CSS/Javascipt - use that instead and NEVER use Flash for anything critical to the functionality of the site as lots of people no longer have flash enabled. Quote from: Geek-9pm on May 23, 2014, 12:25:31 AM Many Web based presentations are actually created by programs that go beyhound just HTML and CSS. Microsoft has a suite of programming tools called "Visual Studio". You can get a free copy that will allow you to learn web design using a high-level method that focus on getting results aether that learning how to code. They use Javascript and HTML5, not really WYSIWYG tools - All those tools do is write the code anyway so anything they can do can be done manually with greater flexibility. Visual Studio is not made specifically for web design - It's a general IDE for developing Windows applications - They have a web part of it but that is built for building web applications in ASP.NET - It's pretty horrible as a tool for designing wesites, especially without an existing design built elsewhere. Quote from: muk.tha on May 23, 2014, 12:01:48 AM Hi there, I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily. Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id... Mukesh I'm also learning PHP and here is my favourite online learning resources. 1. Pratical PHP Code: [Select]http://www.tuxradar.com/practicalphp2. Object Oriented PHP Code: [Select]http://www.killerphp.com/tutorials/object-oriented-php/Hope this helps Quote from: muk.tha on May 23, 2014, 12:01:48 AM Hi there, I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily. Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id... Mukesh Just go to w3c.org

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Hi there,

I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily.

Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id...

Mukesh

What do you already know? What to you really want to do.,
Many Web based presentations are actually created by programs that go beyhound just HTML and CSS.
Microsoft has a suite of programming tools called "Visual Studio". You can get a free copy that will allow you to learn web design using a high-level method that focus on getting results aether that learning how to code.

Leaning HTML is for people who do not have the imagination to produce content, so they just learn to code. If you go that route, you will be a savant that can code and nothing more.
Here is a quick search:
visual studio for web design
Which includes this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIRmPB0xshw
I recommend this for anybody who is starting from zero.
Please look at the video. It reallly depends how far you want to get into it - Web design can just refer to BUILDING templates in something like Photoshop and getting someone else to implement it or it can mean the ACTUAL implementation of the website.

For actually building the website - Focus on learning HTML5 and CSS and then Javascript for more interactive elements on the page - You WOULD then just write this in whatever text editor you prefer such as Notepad++ or SublimeText. There are WYSIWYG tools like Dreamweaver but these are becoming more and more irrelevant NOWADAYS as they are so inflexible compared to the raw code - You would also still need to understand the raw code if you are going to build anything significant which sort of defeats the point of using something like Dreamweaver - Not to mention how expensive it is.

If you are going as far as to actually put the website on the internet you would be best to build it using a Content Managment program (CMS) such as Drupal or Wordpress. With this you would build a template for the design of the site putting in placeholders for content and then use the CMS to acually add and edit content on the site.

Also get used to using the Developer Tools in Firefox and Google Chrome (This is where you right click a page and press "Inspect Element") - This will let you edit the HTML and CSS of a page on the fly to see how your changes will look - This is great for small adjustments.

Twitter's Bootstrap framework is also extremely useful as it gives a common structure to websites, you would then write your own CSS to restyle the Bootstrap CSS to your PREFERENCES: http://getbootstrap.com/

As for Flash - It's pretty old fashoned nowdays. Only use flash for stuff that absolutely has to be done in it - If you can do it in HTML5/CSS/Javascipt - use that instead and NEVER use Flash for anything critical to the functionality of the site as lots of people no longer have flash enabled.

Quote from: Geek-9pm on May 23, 2014, 12:25:31 AM

Many Web based presentations are actually created by programs that go beyhound just HTML and CSS.
Microsoft has a suite of programming tools called "Visual Studio". You can get a free copy that will allow you to learn web design using a high-level method that focus on getting results aether that learning how to code.

They use Javascript and HTML5, not really WYSIWYG tools - All those tools do is write the code anyway so anything they can do can be done manually with greater flexibility. Visual Studio is not made specifically for web design - It's a general IDE for developing Windows applications - They have a web part of it but that is built for building web applications in ASP.NET - It's pretty horrible as a tool for designing wesites, especially without an existing design built elsewhere. Quote from: muk.tha on May 23, 2014, 12:01:48 AM

Hi there,

I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily.

Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id...

Mukesh

I'm also learning PHP and here is my favourite online learning resources.
1. Pratical PHP
Code: [Select]http://www.tuxradar.com/practicalphp2. Object Oriented PHP
Code: [Select]http://www.killerphp.com/tutorials/object-oriented-php/Hope this helps Quote from: muk.tha on May 23, 2014, 12:01:48 AM

Hi there,

I want to become a good web designer so will u please provide me the above mentioned subjectline software, tutorials, videos and tips also, so i can learn easily.

Hope for an affirmative reply on my mail id...

Mukesh

Just go to
w3c.org

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