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I want to learn to make website, so from where should I start ?
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Start from Adobe Dreamweaver, please. If you did so, you are definitely going to need Photoshop, WordPress, Blogger. How do you going to host your website? Xampp and Wampp Server. Learn all of them.
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To start your personal website.
1. HTML
2. CSS
3. JavaScript
4. PHP
5. jQuery
6. SQL
Before that, get latest books or ebooks for each programs as you start.
from General_Ay
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Start from HTML (the skeleton of the page) then CSS (the visual design), from there you can start adding some logic to your page with JavaScript (for that good UX-User Experience), PHP (the engine of the website) and SQL (for Databases).
Hope I helped! :)
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html of course.. do a simple html page and expand it to two. the more u make the better you will get.
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@Divesh Agarwal I'd say js is more about adding functionality to the page than it is about making it "attractive". CSS combined with HTML is what makes it look good.
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Complete HTML and CSS courses on SoloLearn first to get a basic idea. Then go on to solve HTML and CSS exercises on w3school.com.
Observe basic page sources of other basic sites and see how the code is written.
The idea is to start small and not get intimidated by the skill level and code efficiency of other developers.
After getting a hang of basic static websites, follow the same procedure for learning JS and PHP
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First of all learn html tags. Create layouts with css. Use media queries and make page responsive. Use bootstrap or pure css. Then learn JavaScript, jquery to make page more attractive.
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I Think
Firstly HTML -> CSS -> JavaScript -> PHP -> SQL -> JQuery
or
HTML -> CSS -> JavaScript ->JQuery -> PHP -> SQL
CMIIW
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Html
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start watching videos related to html on YouTube
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you must learn html and if you want too,javascript.
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Microsoft frontpage is very easy
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First you should learn
HTML--CSS--JavaScript--PHP--SQL--JQuery then
You will easily create personal own website
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start with inspiration then download notepad++
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hi
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Are you comfortable with the skills required to deploy a website (hosting). if not, and you dont have your own nas to create your own webserver, that would be a good place to start. HTML then covers the basic functionality, and CSS and Bootstrap will give you a scalable website. You should aim to build your site using HTML5 (after learning HTML4)