which r the websites to learn web design?
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I would not reccomend that first site suggested by Knight since it teaches depricated tags.\n\nTry these:\nHTML Goodies\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/article.php/3478131\n\nWeb monkey\nhttp://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/authoring/html_basics/\n\nand of course \nW3 schools\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
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go to www.wikipedia.org, this is the best for any kind of computer related studies, i also have my web designing exam tomorrow, m reading from there only... b quick... time is short
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my answer would be http://www.w3schools.com/html/\n\nyou can also do a search at google for somthing like learn html or lern web design web site tutorials \nbut I sugest getting several books and following the lessons
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Web Design:\n\nhttp://wwwlb.aub.edu.lb/~acc/Resources/WebDesign/webdesign.htm#WebPageDesign\n\nhttp://webdesign.about.com/od/webdesignbasics/\n\nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com/html.aspx\n\n\nASP:\nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com/asp.aspx
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Well if you wanna learn Web Technologies then the best place to go is:  www.w3schools.com .You'll find a whole lot of tutorials, examples etc .......and all for free.\nSo Happy Programming..
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Few Website are :: \n(Best)\nhttp://www.joegrip.com/\nhttp://www.aspfree.com/\n\n(Others)\nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/\nhttp://www.webwizguide.info/asp/tutorials/default.asp\nhttp://www.asp101.com/\nhttp://www.asptutorial.info/\nhttp://aspalliance.com/
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Here's a fabulous site that you can start with as a newbie and stay with when you become expert. It has just about everything and is graded in difficult. Start with the Primers.\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/
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You must learn HTML in order to design a webpage... as for a free site for doing so, www.expage.com ... go here http://www.w3schools.com/html/ for an HTML tutorial...
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http://www.w3schools.com\n\nhttp://javascript.internet.com
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If you are new to web design I would definitely recommend a classroom based course to start as  a beginner. That way you have someone to ask questions to. I myself have read numerous books on topics before taking an in classroom course. Ways of learning change from person to person. What ever you feel most comfortable with and feel you learn better from would be the best route for you to go.
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There are many good places including online schools such as the University of Phoenix online.  They teach web site design in phoenix arizona but you can take the classes online anywhere.  Download the free trial of Dreamweaver 8 here: http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/ and start learning it to create websites.  There are a few tutorials built into the program itself and more online: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/search/index.cfm?loc=en_us&term=dreamweaver+tutorials  This is how i got started before working for a phoenix web site design company http://www.websiteaz.com\n\nThe next step is to start doing free intern work for a local web design company in exchange for learning some skills
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You're essentially asking how to design websites.  This cannot be answered here; it must be learned and practiced.  It's not rocket science but it does take some dedication, so my recommendation is that you pick up a book.  You're on the right track though -- learning CSS is critical to becoming a good web designer...
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Designing websites is fun and easy, but I recommend starting out for fun before you try and turn a profit.  Visit the website www.wc3schools.com for tutorial type guides on how to make webpages, and then start with a free webhost such as www.geocities.com\n\nGood luck
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If your looking for a great HTML guide, go to Jadedneo.com. It has a great design guide and it helped me make my website.\nJust go to http://www.jadedneo.com/main.phtml. Click on 'Desgin Guide' in the right sidebar.
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You can also try http://www.tutorialized.com/\n\nThey have a wide variety of step-by-step tutorials for anything from flash, php, html, photoshop and more for beginners to follow. Its a very educational website.
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The best site out there for helping you design and operate a website to professional standards is the Sitepoint website. You can find it at:\n\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com\n\nI've followed the site since before it was Sitepoint (was webmaster journal or resources or some such back in the 90's) and it's hands down the best. Many professionals and really smart entrepreneurs and techies hang out in the forums and the entire community is very helpful. They even have a forum where you can request other members to look over your site and offer their opinions which is great to help you stay on track. The articles range from basics to very technical, but all are well written and if you're the least bit computer-savvy, most will walk even beginners through some fairly complicated steps with ease.\n\nIf I had only website that I could visit to use as a resource for web design, web development, coding, eBusiness and eMarketing...this would be it. The guys who operate it started their own press and they've put out many great books over the years. I say this as someone who majored in eBusiness, worked as a PC tech, has a military background in technical intelligence and communications, authored an IT column, and has been building sites and consulting off and on for over 8 years.\n\nIf what you really meant by your question was "How can I have a cool Flash website?" then I would suggest you hit your favorite search engine and look for "Flash designers, Flash design" and see what services they offer. If you're into do it yourself, I'd suggest enrolling at a local college and taking a Flash course to get you rolling in the right direction--but only if you're a bit artsy and patient and willing to read up on good web design and accessibility standards and practices on your own. Otherwise, Flash designers are everywhere, which means it's a buyers market (i.e., you can hire one without going into the poorhouse for 20 years). \n\nGood luck with your endeavors.
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These sites might help you. It lists schools by State, then search that school's website.\n\nHere's the answer from the last website:\nHowever you ask about "WEB" design. Let's get something straight from the get-go. FIRST and foremost you must learn DESIGN. Period. \n__ Now, most of the time I don't know if people are actually talking about DESIGN or if they're merely talking about the mechanics of building web information delivery. While they are two entirely different things, the industry seems to have muddled their meanings, just to sell you stuff. If you take a sober look at the wildly successful "Designing Web Graphics" book, you'll see it has nothing to do with design. Nothing. If you look at 99% of all the other books that have "Web" and "Design" in the title you think you're going to learn how to design. But you won't. No single book fills the challenge, and most are talking about building tables and rollovers. So read my lips: to learn Web design, learn design first. \n__ All three alternatives you stated above will work for you, however "efficiency" is a very vague term when describing a discipline. Design does not come efficiently. It will come with \n\na) exposure to and study of the work of masters\nb) understanding how to analyze any given design problem\nc) understanding how to analyze who your message is intended for\nd) understanding how to apply simple design rules\ne) sensitizing vision to see and recognize when good design is achieved\nf) many, many, many, many, many design exercises, trials and errors.