Lenny
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A follow-up from my last thread (http://www.sffchronicles.co.uk/forum/45828-how-many-of-you-would-be-interested-in.html), I'm wondering what type of things people would like to see in Web Design tutorials, and how best to do it.
My initial thoughts were: general basic HTML to start with (tables, links, colours), moving on to more advanced HTML, and then stylesheets (CSS), a bit of Javascript, with the possibility of ASP and PHP later on.
The way I was considering doing it was a post or two introducing the theory, with a worked example of a site to show it in practice. Maybe a different site each week, or one site that evolves over time.
The question I put to people is this - is there annything else you'd like to see in terms of tutorials (if you're not sure, describe something and I'll try and translate it into the HTML elements), and are there any other ways you'd like to see things done (maybe five minute videos showing, very quickly, how to do things, with a voice-over by yours truly)?
My initial thoughts were: general basic HTML to start with (tables, links, colours), moving on to more advanced HTML, and then stylesheets (CSS), a bit of Javascript, with the possibility of ASP and PHP later on.
The way I was considering doing it was a post or two introducing the theory, with a worked example of a site to show it in practice. Maybe a different site each week, or one site that evolves over time.
The question I put to people is this - is there annything else you'd like to see in terms of tutorials (if you're not sure, describe something and I'll try and translate it into the HTML elements), and are there any other ways you'd like to see things done (maybe five minute videos showing, very quickly, how to do things, with a voice-over by yours truly)?