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What should I learn to be able to design a good website.
I want to make a web site home page and sections,etc. what's the very helpful programming language should I learn. I learned html and css but still have a problems.
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Here is a very rich video, detailed (step by step) guidelines for starting online Career ( learning Web Development [Front End,Back End & Full Stack ] and other Programs):
https://youtu.be/Zftx68K-1D4
â©â©A very good reference:
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/284542/?ref=app
âŹâŹBy August Mein:âŹâŹ
1. Choosing your first Language
You can choose any language.
if you can't decided here the guide :
HTML is used to make web structure.
CSS is used to give style or animate web
JAVASCRIPT is used to make dynamic web (you can even make game)
PHP is server side scripting language
SQL is database manajemen in server side
C++ is multiplatform OOP based programming language (you can make many app including Games)
C# is more spesific (windows os) than C++
Java is used to build app that can run on any devices (including Android).
JAVA is not JAVASCRIPT
Python is multiplatform OOP based programming languages with easy syntax (compared to other OOP Language)
Python3 and Django for building strong and very rich website ( flask is used for small website,but Django for everything)
kivy ( a Python Program for anroid )is used for making android apps.
Kotlin is Google's new Program for android.
Google's new android version is built on Kotlin.Kotlin is dynamic and co opt with latest technological development (such as Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Facial Recognition etc)
It's coding process is also simple and as like Python.
Swift is for building apple / IOS app .
To improve coding skills 2nd link is helpful:
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/437973/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1062064/?ref=app
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/1033194/?ref=app
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i think u could learn HTML + CSS + JavaScript + JQuery
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-HTML
-CSS
-Javascript
-jQuery
-SQL
-PHP
-NodeJS
-Angular
-React
^Great place to start. You'll learn a lot from each and by the time you're done you'll be sufficient at developing websites.
Also, you'll want to research actual design practices. The organization, appearance, and other such things are just as important (if not more important) than the coding you'll be doing. A poorly designed site on the surface will turn people away from your website even if it's the most functional website in the world. So you'll want to research proper coloring (research color palettes) and typography. You'll not only have a functional website, but you'll also have a website that people enjoy looking at.
Best of luck!
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essentially html and CSS are enough but if the page should be more complex than you may learn some JavaScript as well