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Posted by Martin Galland
Martin Galland
1,245 Points

Build a responsive website or HTML?

Hi!

I have just finished the "Build a simple website" project. Should i now start on "Build a responsive website" or the HTML deep dives, and then continue with all the other deep dives? Will the last answer give me a better basic knowledge, when starting with the other projects?

And also one more question, that is not so related: Do a webdesigner write all his code in ex sublime, or do he/she use a more powerful tool like Adobe Dreamveaver?

3 Answers

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

Should i now start on "Build a responsive website" or the HTML deep dives, and then continue with all the other deep dives?

Follow the Learn HTML & CSS learning adventure.

Martin Galland
Martin Galland
1,245 Points
Martin Galland
Martin Galland
1,245 Points

Ok, thanks :-) Will start on the HTML & CSS deep dives and then continue with "Build a responsive website". I have started a little with the last one, and found some off the css questions a little hard to andswer, so hopefully this will help me :-)

John Locke
John Locke
15,479 Points
John Locke
John Locke
15,479 Points

It doesn't matter whether you use Sublime Text 2, Dreamweaver, or Notepad. Focus on writing good code, not so much the tools.