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Or you can hire yourself a code mentor or find a local school teaching some classes. Depends on how you learn best.
Once you get the hang of HTML, it is a breeze. Learning how to use all the add-ons is where the fun begins. Also learning how to design a page with good layout and color scemes. I suggest you take a "design" class somewhere or
a "graphics design" class. Learn about things like spacing, grids, colors,
et.......
Everyone has their "coding style". You'll eventually develop yours.
Look at other people's code and see how they do things. Make your own variations and above all PLAY! EXPERIMENT!
Learn how to make the RAW code do what you want it to do. Do NOT rely totally on a WYSIWYG editor. You learn nothing then.
Above all, don't get fustrated. The first few months can seem unending.
Especially memorizing and learning what all the commands can do and then deciding which ones you want to or can replace with CSS or other code.
Then by the time you learn all that, someone will come out with some new code set to replace it all !!!!
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