Hello All -
I have the opportunity to hire two people in the next few
weeks to help me with my one-man-band web development business.
Problem is, these two know only the most basic aspects of HTML
and don't know anything about CSS or web standards.
Problem also is that I can't afford to
On 5/23/05, Cole Kuryakin - x7m [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the opportunity to hire two people in the next few weeks to help me
with my one-man-band web development business.
Problem is, these two know only the most basic aspects of HTML and don't
know anything about CSS or web
ask them to purchase eric meyer's books:
eric meyer on css
more eric meyer on css
cascading style sheets: a definitive guide
or you could purchase the books for your library.
hth,
dwain
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Dwain Alford
http://www.alforddesigngroup.com
web hosting:
On Monday, May 23, 2005 7:35 AM, Cole Kuryakin - x7m wrote:
By proficiency, I mean that I can give them a Photoshop design comp,
and they will be able to create an XHTML code foundation as well as a
CSS style and positioning spec without too much whining and
head-scratching.
My plan is
Hi Cole,
Sounds like you want to train someone in the (not easy) transition to
standards by having to do very little. If you can find a way to get them
proficient in the basics, have a thorough knowledge of hacks and browser
behaviour and be able to produce original designs (sort of like zen
Cole Kuryakin - x7m wrote:
My plan is to get them completely compeletely trained in these areas
before letting them dive into any real project development.
A few thoughts about basic learning:
No books and training-methods can beat the time-factor. The
learning-curve is steep, and no one can
On May 23, 2005, at 10:58 AM, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Keep them away from anything that isn't strictly standard-based (x)html
and CSS for a while. Let them work and test against real browsers and
the validators, and make sure IE/win doesn't get in the way with its
broken standard-support and
I'm with Ben on this one. I learned loads after installing Firefox and
adding the validator and developer toolbar. I went to different sites
and ran them through the validator, saw the errors (or not) and learned
about how to and how not to code to standards.
Leslie Riggs
Keep them
I keep a list of online tutorials at my msn group site, http://groups.msn.com/htmlwebdesigndreamers/
and try to keep it as up to date as possible. You will see "CSS Tutorials
in the lefthand nav bar of the group. There you will find tuts and
articles from beginners to advance that I've
Hi, I have the opportunity to hire two people in the next few weeks to help me with my one-man-band web development business. Problem is, these two know only the most basic aspects of HTML and don't know anything about CSS or web standards. Problem also is that I can't afford to hire anyone
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