I will try and keep this brief, I have mastered WYSIWYG type software (i-web, Rapidweaver etc) and need to move on to Dreamweaver to start producing what I regard as proper websites but I am struggling to even get started.

So I have decided that I need some training, I am aware of the bad feeling there is regarding e-careers, and whilst I understand that I can access all the information I need for free on the net Books,Video tuts and so on. I need some structure for my training start here finish there type of thing, I am only able to learn in this way. Is there anywhere I can find this outside of e-careers rather suspicious £99 deal.

Try Treehouse.

 

As a side note, Dreamweaver's just an editor, and not a great one at that. If you haven't punted money on it already, don't - for writing HTML and CSS, try something like Notepad++ or Coda, which I understand is popular with Mac users.

Try Treehouse.

 

As a side note, Dreamweaver's just an editor, and not a great one at that. If you haven't punted money on it already, don't - for writing HTML and CSS, try something like Notepad++ or Coda, which I understand is popular with Mac users.

That sounds like sensible advice and i'm not averse to trying other text editors but it's the process of the learning curve i'm after.

I need regiment and discipline imposed upon me rather than just the wild uncontrolled meanderings I am using right now.

I'm not a natural student...Bit of a creative rather than studious geek... which I think is what is holding me back...