Question:
Attention Web Designers?
GIRISH -a Good friend
2007-11-06 05:07:35 UTC
Hi Everyone
This is Girish from Andhara Pradesh / india,
I want to learn Web Designing pls give usefull information about this,
How can i start,
What are the parts

Pls explain it breifly

Yours
Girish
ishk_g@yahoo.co.in
IM: ishk_g
Six answers:
2007-11-07 03:28:43 UTC
You have to join in an engineering college.
Noelsco
2007-11-06 11:22:03 UTC
Web designers are professionals who solve a client's communication problems and leverage the client's brand identity in a web-specific way.Pretty dry stuff, we'll grant you, but like marital bliss, it's better than it sounds. How does this all this fancy talk break down in terms of daily tasks? Below is a summary of deeds you'll do during the web development project lifecycle. Through the project lifecycle, the web designer will need to:



Understand and discuss the underlying technology—its possibilities and limitations as well as related issues—with clients and team members.

Translate client needs, content, and branding into structured website concepts.

Translate projected visitor needs into structured website concepts.

Translate website concepts into appropriate, technically executable color comps.

Design navigation elements.

Establish the look and feel of web pages, including typography, graphics, color, layout, and other factors.

Render design elements from Photoshop, Illustrator, and other visual development environments into usable elements of a working website.

Lay out web pages and sites using HTML and other web development languages.

Organize and present content in a readable, well-designed way.

Effectively participate on a web development team.

Modify graphics and code as needed (for instance, when technological incompatibilities arise or when clients' business models change—as they often do in this business).

Program HTML, JavaScript, and Style Sheets as needed. In larger agencies, this work is often performed by web developers and technicians, but the accomplished web designer must be ready to do any or all of these tasks as needed.

Try not to curse browser makers, clients, or team members; obstacles are encountered throughout the process. (Well, go ahead and curse browser makers if you want to.)

Update and maintain client sites as needed. Though this job, too, often falls to web technicians or producers, don't think you're off the hook. You're never off the hook.

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good luck
2007-11-06 18:15:17 UTC
I learned with a hands on approach.. Just have to try and learn as you go.



I would start using a developer like front page.. This will create the code for you and you can see and later modify to meet your needs.



To start you would need to buy a domain.

Godaddy.Com - 9.99 a year

Get hosting

http://www.3ix.org/sys/aff.php?aff=2699...

They offer hosting for as low as 1 dollar a month but I use the 3 dollar package because it gives you the online web builder this is the program that codes the page for you.



So you can run a web page for as low as 22 dollars a year.



What I have listed above is what I use .. I have found them to be the places that are less expensive and offer other benefits however there are many domain registers and hosting companies out there.



Thanks

Will
Kimmy
2007-11-06 05:14:29 UTC
It depends if you have any web designing programs. My favorite is Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash but I also like to use HTML but to do a nice layout, I use Adobe Photoshop. The best thing to do is to pick up a book on web design with HTML if you don't have web-designing software and go through the lessons. You can also look for HTML tutorials on a web search.
MsSponge
2007-11-06 06:21:58 UTC
Try logging on to a tutorial site such as lynda.com. You can learn at your own pace and because they use quicktime to show videos it is easier to pick up :)
2007-11-06 05:21:25 UTC
www.doyourownsite.co.uk/keywords/web-desighn-software.html

www.digital-web.com/articles/a_recipe_for_learning_web_design/comments/

www.madebylynn.com/projects.html

www.neue.co.uk/

that will be enough


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