Hey you guys I have a question about web designing . Im a person who would like to learn about web creation, what would be a great place to start? In this college im attending this summer their offering two classes, one class is "Basic mechanics of web design using HTML" and this other class called "webdreamer web: 1, webpage layout and design" and Im not sure which one i should choose. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks you guys.
Martin Sanchez
Hard to tell. It depends on your own knowledge and what is covered in those courses.
Well the only thing I've done in computers is C programming. Like both classes sound very interesting and both offer web developemen such page layout, the theory behind it, etc. Is their a big difference between dreamweaver and html ? Like is one more commonly or professioanlky used than the other ?
Hard to tell. It depends on your own knowledge and what is covered in those courses.
If I had to choose, I would stay miles away from dreamweaver. Must admit, many use it. But if you start to learn web design and html I think it is better not to learn how you can do it with a wizard. Learn the basics first and you can always look at dreamweaver after you have learned how to create web pages.
Most professional web programmers I know, don't use dreamweaver. The write the code in notepad+ (or similar programs).
learn html and you can code in anything
learn webdreamer, and you are limited to webdreamer, useless
learn html and you can code in anything
learn webdreamer, and you are limited to webdreamer, useless
@almostbob, webdreamer?? One course is learning html the other dreamweaver.
and this other class called "webdreamer web: 1, webpage layout and design"
@almostbob, webdreamer?? One course is learning html the other dreamweaver.
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If I had to choose, I would stay miles away from dreamweaver. Must admit, many use it. But if you start to learn web design and html I think it is better not to learn how you can do it with a wizard. Learn the basics first and you can always look at dreamweaver after you have learned how to create web pages.
Most professional web programmers I know, don't use dreamweaver. The write the code in notepad+ (or similar programs).
thanks for your advice, already signed up for the HTML class today, cant wait!
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