April 18, 200917 yr Hi, I'm new to web designing and hope to learn a lot from this great forum. I'm currently teaching myself the art through online web-tutorials and would like to know whether I should do any formal courses later on.
April 18, 200917 yr Hello, and welcome to the WDF As to whether or not you should do any "Formal" training, I guess it's completely up to you. Some people require the whole "Structured" learning method associated with learning at college etc, whereas others prefer to learn in a more relaxed environment, and learn better when left to their own devices. There is no right or wrong way. Go with whatever is easier for you
April 19, 200917 yr Author Hi and thanks for the speedy replies - I'm really excited about finding this forum and have already found a few old threads that touch this topic. Time to start practicing - based on what a lot of people have been saying, I'll try and stick to getting HTML and CSS understood first.
April 19, 200917 yr Hi Greenlily, welcome to the forum. I learnt on my own, without any formal training, and I think I'm pretty good.
April 22, 200917 yr Hello and welcome, I studied basic html and css modules at uni but most of my web skills are self taught, im going to do a photoshop course in Sept, I think thats a good package to be skilled in for me! I think you should do a course that interests you Hi, I'm new to web designing and hope to learn a lot from this great forum. I'm currently teaching myself the art through online web-tutorials and would like to know whether I should do any formal courses later on.
April 22, 200917 yr I think I'm pretty good. Matter of opinion Just kidding. Welcome to the forum. Personally everything i have done has either been selftaught, or with the help of people on here, although as had been said, some prefer the more structured training. When it comes to getting a job, alot of employers like to see a degree in design or something similar, but the people that actually know more about webdesign will be looking for a portfolio/experience. Reaper
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