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Javid Abbasov
9,243 PointsHelp with my website!!!
Hi. Sorry for my English)) I have learned web-site courses in Treehouse and i got pleasure from it. That is why, i want to create my own website. My website will be about cars and there will be all info about cars in the world. Also there will be gallery, videos etc. Also, i want my navigation bar as in Treehouse, on the left side. But i do not know how to start creating my new website, what to do? I have designed my website, and i want to hear some hints and advises from experts, web-developers and teachers))
2 Answers
Ramon Osenga
16,272 PointsYou should start by building the frame of your site by building the html structure first. You can do that by taking your web design draw several boxes and give it its html tags. You start with the body and continue from outside in, afterwards give the tags its classes or Ids. With css or a framework you can continue building the page structure, afterwards you can start with the styling. As soon as you have a static site with all its styling you can continue making it dynamic to apply DRY. Then you can also start add some interactive parts with JS. This should be a good first start. You can also build websites with angular, react, Django, slim, Laravel it all depends on the purpose of the website.
Hope my advice is helpful.
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsBest advice is just start learning. From the top to the bottom, you'll need to know html, css, js, and a server side language. What you're wanting to do is no small feat, so just jump in and start learning. Tracks at Treehouse are a great way to logically walk through a set of courses.
The other advice is to befriend other developers, and see if you find friends who can help take some of the work load.
Javid Abbasov
9,243 Pointsi have learned everything
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsWhat? You said you don't know how to start creating your new website. How have you learned everything?
Javid Abbasov
9,243 PointsWhen i said "i do not know how to start creating my new website" i mean that, where should i start? From witch point?
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsAre you going to use PHP for your backend language?