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I've been in college learning programming, but I'm taking a break for the Summer. I'm looking for a Summer job, but want to try Web Development on the side.
So far, during college I've gone through HTML5, CSS, Javascript(jQuery), and SQL. I think simply understanding jQuery Plugins will help me out.
Oddly enough, I mostly feel unsure of where to begin designing a page because of the funkiness of CSS. So, I looked around and I've found a basic Website Builder called KompoZer which should work on Linux and be similar to Adobe Dreamweaver.
It seems a little odd to use a tool like that when I'm fresh out of HTML coding in college, but I'm thinking KompoZer could help me quickly get the basic elements all together Visually, then later I'll go into the web code and fine tune things or use my code knowledge to add great features like jQuery Galleries.
Just my thoughts on how to tackle this and I wondered if anyone else here does websites and if you have tips on workflow.
So far, during college I've gone through HTML5, CSS, Javascript(jQuery), and SQL. I think simply understanding jQuery Plugins will help me out.
Oddly enough, I mostly feel unsure of where to begin designing a page because of the funkiness of CSS. So, I looked around and I've found a basic Website Builder called KompoZer which should work on Linux and be similar to Adobe Dreamweaver.
It seems a little odd to use a tool like that when I'm fresh out of HTML coding in college, but I'm thinking KompoZer could help me quickly get the basic elements all together Visually, then later I'll go into the web code and fine tune things or use my code knowledge to add great features like jQuery Galleries.
Just my thoughts on how to tackle this and I wondered if anyone else here does websites and if you have tips on workflow.