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latkins

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  1. Hi Guys, Thanks for all your help on this. I'll watch those videos a little later. I've decided to do the design and then assess. Maybe see if I can learn a little more over the design period about WordPress so that I'm making a more informed decision. But like you guys say, probably a good idea to outsource. Thanks Again!
  2. OK Thanks for your help guys. Do either of you know anyone good to put this out to? Would it work for me to design and build the website ready for the 'Wordpress' guys to convert etc? Also what do you think would be the best way to start to learn Wordpress? Would I need to learn PHP in full? Luke
  3. Hi All, I'm pretty much a rookie when it come to web design / development. I've been asked to build a site around WordPress so my client can login and control content as well as have a blog. I can build the site with respect to HTML / CSS but I have no experience of PHP or Wordpress. Does anyone have any suggestions for me as to how I should approach this project? Do I build the site fully and then look to alter in to a Wordpress site or is there a better workflow? Thanks Luke
  4. Hi All, I'm pretty new to Web Design & Development. I've been putting in the effort recently to learn HTML, CSS & JavaScript / JQuery. Just read up about Adobe's new software Edge & Muse. Am I now wasting my time learning these scripting techniques etc, should I learn Edge & Muse?

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