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best web design help

by gfonline
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i am trying to find some good sites that can provide help when i am stuck with html or css when learning web design. there are many out there but i cannot seem to find any that are highly moderated or have that many people online to provide help.
#design #web
  • Profile picture of the author mattalways
    If you have any questions specifically, send me an e-mail and I'll try to help you out.
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    Quit wasting your money! If you need a website, get me to do it right! I'll probably even do it for less! Design/Development/Software, I'm your guy! matt@snidge.com
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  • Profile picture of the author justcrowd2010
    If you would like some of my help just PM me. I would certainly want to help you
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  • Profile picture of the author Technista
    My favorite resource is W3Schools Online Web Tutorials. It's a great self-teaching tool, and you can practice what you've learned on each topic right there on the site and see your results instantly.

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  • Profile picture of the author woweb
    My vote goes for W3schools too, can't find a better resource.

    Afterall it was set up by the guy who created HTML
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  • Profile picture of the author intellekt
    Here's a list:

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    w3schools
htmldog
csshtmltutorial
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    • Profile picture of the author krikkod
      W3schools is a great reference resource but as a teaching aid you might be better off taking up some tutorial course where it takes you from using an editor to creating your very first website.

      You learn alot more when your building a website from beginning to end, then you ever would trying to learn HTML in it's parts.

      I actually learnt HTML from a book, not the internet, and it took me exactly through what i just mentioned. I learnt all i ever needed to learn in that one book. The result wasn't pretty that's for sure but by the end of it i knew HTML was nothing to be afraid of.

      I should also mention i learnt HTML over a weekend but definitely mastered it after completing my 3rd site. I did not use any reference on my 3rd site so i knew i had it down pat at that point.

      The book kinda lied though - i learnt it in a weekend but it said i would learn it in 24 hours.
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