Thread: HTML/CSS Tutorials/Coaching

I definitely won't be interested but that is not to say I won't take a look over it to see if perhaps you have a technique or trick I don't know about.

HTML/CSS is so incredibly easy to learn you can be making websites in no time. I do web design in my spare time and been doing it for several years.

My advice:

Learn HTML, then learn CSS, after that learn Javascript.

Also, should write focusing towards the newest standards: HTML 5 and CSS 3

Also... Good luck with this as you can literally write a 500 page book if you want to touch on all aspects of HTML and CSS.

Perhaps have users send you in questions and you write answers to those questions and just add it into one giant FAQ?

What aids in the learning development process? Pictures? How about cursing? Don't worry guys, I'm writing down ideas as I think of them, I started this a couple years ago, and just want to finally finish it and rank it higher than some "other" sites.

you should make your own blog.

It will be benefit for you