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Which is the best language for web designing other than CSS ?

19th Aug 2018, 4:21 AM
$oftware Geek
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Hi there $oftware Geek ... It would be good to learn all three (html,css, and javascript). At one time html was for the structure of you webpage, css for the look, and javascript for the logic. All three have become more and more powerful but you should learn how all three works together. SoloLearn has many thousands of examples that users have picked. Always ask yourself... Why is it working that way and you will start to unlock many questions for yourself. :-)
3rd Dec 2018, 2:29 PM
cyber33
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Thank you Daniella.
5th Dec 2018, 12:04 PM
$oftware Geek
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Ya i have learnt javascript then learning jquery is my next step
19th Aug 2018, 6:00 AM
$oftware Geek
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If you want to webdevelop for frontend (webdesign), you have to use HTML and CSS. There is no other possibility instead of using them if you really want to code by your own. Readytogo-systems can help you to produce a website, but then you not really code the pages by yourself. With jQuery and JavaScript you cannot produce a website by itself. I would suggest to you to start with HTML & CSS. Much coding fun!
19th Aug 2018, 7:43 PM
Sean
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I have seen many a website designed using solely CSS and these sites can be just as effective if not more so than those using more advanced designing techniques/technologies. Once you have a clear idea of what you want to achieve, it will be easier to determine what is essential for your website design and what isn’t. Of course as the others have said, JavaScript is your best friend if you have ideas of making your site more dynamic but don’t underestimate CSS, its still holds it own 👍
4th Dec 2018, 9:52 PM
Daniella
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Hi, Is this question about web design or web development? If it's about web development, please retag accordingly. If it's about web design, please alter responses to be topical to web design. While knowing CSS is a bonus for web designers, you don't need to know it unless you are also the/a web developer for the project. Web designers use software to create vector graphics (e.g. Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape) and wireframing software (e.g. Moqups). Then they pass their designs off to a web developer to encode. From what I can see, the answers thus far have been making recommendations for front-end development. Web development generally also includes the back-end unless otherwise specified. I hope this helps!
18th Jun 2019, 9:29 PM
Janning⭐
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SCSS makes css easier
19th Aug 2018, 4:55 AM
Ole113
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jquery(will be easy if you know javascript)
19th Aug 2018, 5:59 AM
Arun Sharma
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bootstrap makes the case. but it is the mixture of html, css and javascript 😄😀
19th Aug 2018, 8:11 AM
Roneel
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html
19th Aug 2018, 8:13 AM
coolzprogameee
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Well, CSS is the resource that can be used to style a website, you can use frameworks and other languages, but they all will be converted in CSS. But, if is to make a easier production with web design, you can use frameworks as "BootStrap", "SASS" and a lot of others technologies in the web.
19th Aug 2018, 2:38 PM
Viktor Lenz
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Well we got flexbox and css grid in the picture no need for bootstrap now
19th Aug 2018, 10:49 PM
MrHumble
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Using framework, jQuery and JavaScript and orders is another option but you will still need CSS to make your website dynamic and easier responsive. Even bootstrap is still combination of CSS and JavaScript.
20th Aug 2018, 12:08 PM
Ugoson Paul
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HTML and jQuery well you might haven't yet heard that jQuery helps you build your dotcoms (actually it refers a relation between website and its layout) 😃.
20th Aug 2018, 6:07 AM
Mayank
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