Published by nick
22nd
Jun 09
There are many HTML (and associated technologies) websites available. For the beginer they all look good and valid. Some of these though are written by people who really do not have a clue, have not proof-read, have not their work or simply do not understand the language.
Published by nick
9th
Mar 08
I have covered various parts of website design before, however, I still get asked several questions about what I teach, what would I suggest to use for content management, etc. This post is a brief outline on my thoughts.
I teach website design and have done for some time. I always teach to the latest standard, firstly HTML 4 then 4.01 then XHTML 1 then XHTML 1.1 and so on. For the past two years XHTML 1.1 and CSS has been the standards to which I teach to create semantically correct websites. In addition PHP and MySQL are used as a backend to interactive sites in my classes.
