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Design

Adham Hammoud
Adham Hammoud
738 Points
Posted by Adham Hammoud
Adham Hammoud
738 Points

Which track should I follow to be a professional web designer?

Roughly, I finished the web design track of mr nick and I started to learn css coarse of mr guil but when I started to make a test and design another website using mr nick methods I found that I don't know when I should use padding, margins .. etc and I get disappointed :( although I understood the html well .. Also, should I use Dreamweaver as I have some basics from a coarse at college ?? or use a text editor ??

  • one of the confused things : I learnt before to define the divs at the beginning of my website but mr nick defines the divs and IDs during designing ..

Thanks

1 Answer

Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points
Ricardo Hill-Henry
Ricardo Hill-Henry
38,442 Points

Try the front-end web development track. Through that track you'll learn a lot about HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. By the time you finish, you should find yourself quite confident when it comes to building your own website. In terms of text editor, I don't recommend Abobe Dreamweaver. It's completely unnecessary, and rather expensive. The most recent Sublime Text should work just fine.

Curtis Murley
Curtis Murley
2,766 Points
Curtis Murley
Curtis Murley
2,766 Points

sublime text is fantastic