Hello. Where to begin? What programs are needed? Please give references to sound textbooks and programs. Thank!

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A person asks about design, and you tell him about HTML. Let's list specifically.

  • # 1 Design Basics
  • # 2 Basics of Color Science
  • # 3.1 ; # 3.2 ; # 3.3 ; # 3.4 ; Basics of web design
  • # 4 Basics of Interface Design
  • # 5.0-> Inf Usability
  • # 6 User Expirience Application Example
  • Software will be mentioned in the course of articles.
  • And delineate the concept of designer and coder.

    If design is understood as development, then: HTML tutorial , then CSS. Further, all about PHP, MySQL and more . Beginner level and get a general idea.

    If the design is in the Russian sense of the word, then google the video tutorials on photoshop and look for the book "Do not make me think."

      Circle "Do not make me think" - about design for web developers. On technical issues - O'Reilly's books on technologies of interest.

        Buy any book about HTML. A better video. Water is a good option - Video Course for HTML (author: Matkovsky Vladislav).

          I would do this:

          1. Learned html, the Internet is full of online lessons, and on YouTube too.
          2. I learned css (there are also a lot of lessons, google and YouTube to help you), I would watch examples, study them, learn something new, install Notepad ++.
          3. I would be happy and kodil)
          • 1) Verstal, not Kodil (!) 2) html and css learn as if simultaneously - kandi

          Personally, I started with a regular notepad in Windows, without css ... I wrote everything on the tables, there was this thing a couple of years ago (I did not read any textbooks). Until now, I can’t get rid of the tables, now it's better to write everything on divs. I also write at this time everything in Notepad ++, although there are such tools as Dreamviewer, but I don’t like them, probably with their "twist". You can debug the js or html code in the browser while viewing the page, or check for validity with any tools. In general, I advise you just to understand the principle of html markup with examples, you can start right away with a div, the usual placement of cells ... columns. Then, study css for a bit, and add styles to your columns, cells. Then you can learn javascript, which is important nowadays, I think a site without js, this is not a site ... And honestly, I’m generally more about the back-end than the front-end. Good luck in your endeavors!