Post number #128664, ID: d89427
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I wanna learn web design but I don't have money to actually pay for classes, so I'm going free mode. Is it good to start with the basics over there?
Post number #128691, ID: f5edce
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It's alright i guess. Once you got the basics you can just google for more advanced tutorials. I guess you want to learn html, css and javascript?
Post number #128767, ID: 43e405
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Yeah it's "eh". Look up "learn html/css free". A good resource would be w3resource. If you look up "free <subject> online PDF" you'll be able to find free books on whatever you want to learn.
Post number #128786, ID: 361d0f
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You also must understand that web design and website construction are actually not the same thing. Designing the site deals with how it is going to be and look like, its graphics, menus and what will be in them, element arrangements on the screen, and so on. Constructing/building would be the technologies involved to it: programming language, css, database connections, various techniques to master these, etc. All these can be done online, the internet is full of resources. :)
Post number #129237, ID: 5a9176
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>>128786 What this g/u/rl said. I like constructing websites, but my visual design sense is shit. It won't hurt to learn them separately
Post number #129568, ID: f2142c
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Just do this for technical stuff: https://www.w3schools.com/ As for the actual DESIGN part idk though.
Post number #129571, ID: 4fd0c4
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Tr learning UX people who truly know UX are all awesome because it goes beyond making things pretty and enters the realm of making the experience pleasant as a whole Super awesome wish I had talent for this stuff
Post number #130284, ID: 3a6bb7
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theres also freecodecamp, and sololearn, and khanacademy. imo just eat them all to get the most of the basics, its free so yeah
Post number #131763, ID: 345aa4
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Fuck Codecademy.
Post number #133586, ID: e45763
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>>131763 Why so harsh? It's a pretty decebt start.
Post number #134754, ID: 009469
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I like Codecademy
Post number #134779, ID: f6dde1
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I kinda prefer udemy but codecademy is good
Post number #134791, ID: e45763
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>>134779 Does udemy have free courses tho?
Post number #134832, ID: e7fbba
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>>134791 almost none and the free ones suck, but they have crazy discounts almost all the time, that's when I make my move
Post number #134852, ID: 00836a
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Watch vids and read books, so u can learn thing like html in a month.
Post number #134855, ID: e7fbba
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>>134852 a month? I learned in 3-4 days(ofc only because I'd be fired if I didn't pull it off.....)
Post number #134987, ID: e45763
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>>134855 I mean, sure, you can get the basics in 3-4 days, but I think that to truly understand and use HTML to the fullest on the fly you'll need a little more time than that, especially with all the crazy stuff you can pull off with HTML5.
Post number #136045, ID: e1063b
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You can understand how everything works in 2-7 days, but U'll have to practice in making normal layouts and Javascript.
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| I wanna learn web design but I don't have money to actually pay for classes, so I'm going free mode.
Is it good to start with the basics over there?