This article is an overview aimed at people who want to get into web designing as a pastime or as a professional career. This is a complex subject but it can be simple if your going to go in a straightforward path especially on building a website for personal use.
When starting on making a web design is to have a beginning point which is being passionate about it for it will help you be more persistent when working on a design.
Once you have a starting point, you need to have the equipments you will need for making a website. Surely, you'll need a computer and internet connection. Get yourself a software to help you encode your web design. For beginners, there are lots of freeware/shareware you can download on the web. As you become more experienced with web designing you will want to invest on commercial software such as Adobe Photoshop, Flash or Dreamweaver. Aside from having the hardware and software it'd be better if you can get yourself some reference books as figuring out the technicalities of web designing can be quite frustrating, and you can also get some tips and tutorials on the web.
As your web designing skills improve, you will eventually look at other innovations on web designing which includes using new software, concepts from other people's techniques, new concepts and new design codes. After a few weeks you will begin to consider studying web page scripts such as CSS and javascript.
For the last part, once you got your web design done you will need to put up your website on the public or the Internet. You would need to buy a domain name and a web hosting package for your website, it's best if you check out what your ISP can offer you for free. Once everything is set and you get to the point where you are publishing your website design you are going to enjoy taking pride on what you did. The best part is when you start attracting visitors for your website. Have fun!
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Getting into web designing
Posted by BLOGGE at 4:07 AM
Labels: Website Design
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