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TheGardenTool
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It's been probably 7 years since I've done any web design but I've been offered a temporary position in the field. The last 2-3 years I've been doing print design work, mostly newsletters and several ~40 page letter-sized magazines.
Even the last time I did do any web design, it was mostly personal projects and it wasn't that great compared to others. Although it was all coded by hand in notepad. Was mostly strict HTML with very little CSS/PHP/etc.
So I'm wondering if there are any good resources online that I can brush up on my skills before I start. Won't be having to do anything amazing right off the bat. Target audience isn't very web savvy, nor the hardest to please. Will predominately need to present important information while looking professional.
Could probably swing Dreamweaver CS3/CS4 if I needed, well actually probably the entire Premium suites since I bet there are a couple unused keys floating around the place.
Even the last time I did do any web design, it was mostly personal projects and it wasn't that great compared to others. Although it was all coded by hand in notepad. Was mostly strict HTML with very little CSS/PHP/etc.
So I'm wondering if there are any good resources online that I can brush up on my skills before I start. Won't be having to do anything amazing right off the bat. Target audience isn't very web savvy, nor the hardest to please. Will predominately need to present important information while looking professional.
Could probably swing Dreamweaver CS3/CS4 if I needed, well actually probably the entire Premium suites since I bet there are a couple unused keys floating around the place.
Keep 'em coming! A job is a job and this one actually pays quite decent so I want to do a good one in case my other plan falls through.