Where to learn web design?

Grinch

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Does anyone know of a good Youtube series of web designing lessons. Something that I can learn slow but have strong results.


Thanks.
 
I don't know whether Udacity.com provide lesson about web designing but they do give lesson about programming and some stuff. Good thing about it is that it is a free course online and they do provide certificate for people who passed their exam. They do have great teachers there. If my memory serves me well one of the co-founder of google were included on their videos, he just talked about search engine and what programming language they use to build it.
 
Lynda.com is very helpful. If you look in the right places you can probably find the videos for free.
 
tutsplus or just " Find them" from you know where.:D
 
Lynda.com have lots of good videos, most of them are freely available on Torrents
 
Lynda.com probably has the best tutorials. You can try their free videos. It's worth paying for the membership if your budget allows. Otherwise, net.tutplus.com also has a lot good tutorials
 
Another vote for lynda. I downloaded a bunch of their videos and watched everything I could on youtube. I also read a lot of tutorial sites and learned by messing stuff up.

Most of it I learned by trial and error. To get good at photoshop just spend hours doing tutorials step by step and learn the process.
 
HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett is a very good book; it covers html 5 and css along with how to put your site online and some seo.

I know its not video lessons but trust me you'll be better of with books.
 
Join any web designing school and learn complete designing course there with graphic. It is the best for learn internet mother language. Join and school of web desiging and graphics for complete learning.
 
w3school gots lots of good explanations and lessons. I use it on a daily
 
http://www.w3schools.com/

Start with HTML tutorials, then go to CSS and, lastly, JavaScript.

Bear in mind that these tutorials are extremely basic. They won't teach you advanced CSS unless you specifically go looking for it. They won't teach you how to be an artist either - you can't teach an average Joe to be Picasso. As for JavaScript, they won't teach you design patterns - only formal schooling or experience from the field will.

Last but not least, there's a choice of a server-side language. But that's web development, not web design.
 
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