Thats also what I am looking for as I am also new to web design
So sorry not at the moment
Tracey
Does anyone have any tips?
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Does anyone have any tips?
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Thats also what I am looking for as I am also new to web design
So sorry not at the moment
Tracey
Use a proper doctype (Usually HTML (and ideally, strict, not transitional)g, and NOT XHTML), write clean, symantic code, use an external stylesheet, make sure your code validates, check different browsers, don't use deprecated tags, consider accessibility, and never ever use <blink> or <marque>, never force the user to open a new window, and forget about playing music.
You didn't tell more about what programming language you've used (PHP or C# for ASP.NET Platform), you should learn about CSS and Javascript, these help you much later, I think this article will help you find some resources : http://24hnews.net/General/100-Unconventional-Sources-for-Web-Design-Inspiration.html
Are you designing a site just for yourself or are you looking to design sites for othe people? Are you doing the design part? Coding?
As mentioned earlier, if you give more detailed informaton on what you are looking you are more likely to get answers and tips.
Check out http://www.w3schools.com for help with coding and other tips too. It's been a big help to me through the years. Like everyone else has asked... Do you have any specific questions or topics related to web design that you are looking into?