Hi,
So you wanna become a web designer huh? Well before you get into the coding, you should get first have an order in which you want to learn each language. Well, here is the order for you:
HTML - This is the base language that is used in mostly any website. It is also one of the simplest languages to learn for web designing. So be sure to learn it well.
CSS - Once you have HTML down, you have to deal with CSS. This language gives you the style of the website you want. Use HTML and CSS together and you can make your website look like any website. For a tutorial, check out my video series on My Youtube Channel.
CONGRATULATE - Good job! You have already gotten through two languages. Also it is a time to take a break and test out your skills, for now the harder language comes.
PHP/SQL - These languages are a bit more complicated for the reason that it does not deal with the interface but more of the background functions. You may want to check out there own websites for some details.
JAVASCRIPT - Once you have finished with the basic layout of a webpage, you obviously want to have some fun right? Where that is where this language comes in. Javascript is the fun of the coding languages, for it allows you to add some animation, alert boxes and all of that good stuff!
Good job! You can now consider yourself a web designer! But now you put your skills to the test and design a webpage that puts all of these coding languages together. But don't think that you know all of the languages because there are many more and it is your turn to venture and find them.
Cheers,
*Note: The order in which I put these languages is based on what I think people should learn first.
After providing a tutorial on grep and a brief peek into sed, we move on to another great Linux command-line utility, but one rarely used by beginners. Perhaps because it's really a full-blown programming language, which must bring images of impenetrable complexity to the minds of some?
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