Hi. As Marryann says, a good

Reece S — Wed, 26 May 2010 20:00:58 +0000

Hi. As Marryann says, a good site to start would be W3C Schools, which has all the basics (and quite a few non-basics) to get you started.

Although I would recommend this to anyone wishing to start, the way I learned was trial and error, and with TWF behind you, it's quite fun!

Everytime you're stuck, try Googling your problem. Instead of simply copy/pasting code, attempt to memorise it too, and find logical bits which will help you follow what the code is doing.

I suggest starting out with HTML and CSS. Don't progress to PHP until you're confident with the basics. Also take a look at jQuery/Javascript when you're ready.

Good luck

Hi, First I wish you "All

Marryann — Tue, 25 May 2010 09:33:17 +0000

Hi,

First I wish you "All the best".

You can prefer W3C schools online web tutorials for studying HTML. You can study at the same time you can test yourself by answering their quiz section.

Using W3C you can also study java, css, java script, etc.