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What should I focus on for creating a website?

I finally have more time to practicing learning a programming language with my semester being finished! With the free time what areas should I focus on if I want to make a website for a friend looking to start a small mechanic business? Naturally I would be posting pictures, links to YouTube videos etc but should I zone in on html and CSS especially or what?

27th Dec 2016, 7:36 PM
Andrew Alonso
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html css first then javascript jquery bootstrap php or asp seo
9th Jan 2017, 9:24 AM
negin zi
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start with html and learn how to struture a website well then css followed by bootstrap, scss or sass then learn javascript and the frameswork that javascript has.
1st Jan 2017, 4:03 AM
FITPROGRAMMER
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according to me you should focus on html and CSS to make the website look beautiful and after that you should learn bootstep and java script
1st Jan 2017, 11:53 AM
Ankit Pratap Singh
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HTML CSS Javascript PHP These should be learnt first to be good at Web Design. :-)
1st Jan 2017, 11:46 PM
Sai Saing Hmine Tun
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I'm a proponent for learning HTML and javascript to provide both the functionality and structure to your friend's site. Hope that helps!
27th Dec 2016, 7:54 PM
Leon Burroughs
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learn how to structure a website with HTML and CSS first and the rest is JavaScript and PHP . GOOD LUCK !
1st Jan 2017, 11:26 AM
Abdel
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lol , that's funny TNT .
1st Jan 2017, 4:57 PM
Abdel
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TNT I think we have some common , I'm totally concentrating in HTML before anything else . plz contact me if you have WhatsApp , my ID : +22234542422 .
1st Jan 2017, 5:59 PM
Abdel
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if u want make user friendly website then u should have knowledge of bootstrap (little bit)
27th Dec 2016, 7:43 PM
Prashant Kansal
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I would try to personally try to stay away from Javascript as much as possible, but I am an admit user of "No Script" because JavaScript has a long history of having many many inherent security flaws and risk. I believe today its a lot better. but years of getting malware strictly due to javascript has left a bad taste in my mouth.
1st Jan 2017, 4:49 PM
TNT
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Yes!Learn CSS+HTML+JavaScript for front-end,then Java or Python or Ruby.For frameworks,check out Django for Python,Rails for Ruby ,Pylons for Python or access http://framework.Zend.com for PHP.
1st Jan 2017, 4:50 PM
John Waithaka Ita
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lol as an IT I saw it all the time, pinterest 3 years go used to be riddled with malware in the JS, I about 40% of users every week that came into the help desk with malware said they were on pinterest then their computer started acting up.. so I spinned up VMs and tested it out and went on pinterest on one VM and got malware after surfering it for about 10 minutes. then did the same on an Identical vm with "No script" the site didnt work, but didnt get viruses. I would try to do as much scripting with html as possible before using JS.
1st Jan 2017, 5:10 PM
TNT
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if u have completed ur basics than start working on live work like pick a random website and make a copy of it. without inspecting the code. google it for everything you need.
1st Jan 2017, 11:22 PM
Nitya Shakya
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