How would you rate your web design skills?

[chili5]

Um I think it's like HTML 3 or something.

The text book are teacher is using is really really old.

[TcM]

What? Seems useless to me unless you are going to learn valid HTML 4.01 and then continue to valid XHTML....

[chili5]

It is useless, I was hoping we would do XHTML right away, oh and BTW were not doing valid HTML 4.

[TcM]

Well usually, or at least in my course we first started HTML with just proper indentation, then we started Valid HTML 4.01 and after that we continued to XHTML when CSS was introduced.

[chili5]

I think that's probably what were gonna do, I know we start CSS later, so I'll think that's what's gonna happen.

Like all we worry about now, is getting the code to work.

It's hard to tell myself to stop using quotes and closing paragraphs and so on.

[DevilsCharm]

I know most of the people here are great at coding applications, but apparently it doesn't carry over so easily to web design. Me, I'm a few levels below beginner.

[Xav]

John and Jordan own a web hosting company, and lots of us are skilled web designers - I know Jaan has a knack for PHP, and as for TcM... he's just legend.

How about giving web design a go? It's great to see your own site nestled in with Google's other search results, and has lots of ability to write scripts/apps within the pages.

[phpforfun]

I think im getting better, still somewhat of a noob I guess, lol.

[Xav]

You've even got 'php' in your bloody nickname! I think you qualify for a decent web designer.

[chili5]

I'm getting better also, finished the section of my course with CSS and HTML. Nothing really new to me but I got some practice.

Were starting to use Dreamwaver soon, which will be new to me.