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Web Designing Basics

07/04/2010 1:55 AM

I want to learn how to make highend websites... I know very little html..please provide me resources...and what knowledge I must posses inorder to develop such a site..?
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07/04/2010 2:47 AM

I built my own free website using 'Google sites' you can edit in html or using a visual editor. It's all free and maybe a good way to get started. Ok you dont get you own fancy domain name...but it's free.
Here's my site.

I did try to do it on the 'webs' website firsts, the editor was ok, but they twice contrived to fail to register my domain name despite accepting payment...it took a couple of weeks to achieve nothing and get my money back.
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07/04/2010 5:21 AM

Well done site! I'm, once again, impressed by your talents.

Chinese repeating crossbow? Who would ever have thought?

Now, what was the original post again? Oh. never mind. Let'um get their own site!
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07/06/2010 4:07 PM

I got sidetracked but I'd like to know how big that bow of yours was??????????

Sorry for the off-topic.

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07/06/2010 5:06 PM

To which bow are you referring? I think the text details most of 'em.
The longbow on the home page is about 71" long drawing 75 pounds at 28" and 90pounds at 31.5" it throws an arrow about 220 yards at an initial speed of about 170fps (~116mph)
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07/04/2010 6:09 PM

One of the best ways to make "high end" things it to start with learning how to make "low end" or "entry level". Google "HTML tutorial", "dynamic html", "CGI", "Cascading style sheets", etc. (all with "tutorial").

Also, take an old PC and put Linix on it. Ubuntu is a good choice if you don't have a reason to prefer a different distro. Install the Apache web server. At this point you have your own very powerful server and lots of material to study.

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07/05/2010 5:45 AM

Adobe Dreamweaver software is in elementary schools and colleges it's a real sweet deal—check it out...

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07/05/2010 6:03 AM

This beginners video covers the basics of web design including HTML and CSS. By the end the lessons, you will be building websites.

You can learn Web Designing Basic from following site.

http://www.how-to-build-websites.com/
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07/07/2010 12:36 AM

You can help following site.

http://www.how-to-build-websites.com/

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