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Posted by Kyle Smith
Kyle Smith
490 Points

Getting started with Team Treehouse?

Hi all,

I'm just getting started with this, ideally I'd like to learn HTML + CSS + jQuery then PHP. I have BASIC knowledge of HTML and that's about it, none really about css/jquery/php.

What are the best courses to follow to do this? There's so many, I'll have a melt down lol.

1 Answer

adamjansen
adamjansen
3,633 Points
adamjansen
adamjansen
3,633 Points

I would say do a track :)

adamjansen
adamjansen
3,633 Points

It seems you are most interested in web design, so what I recommend you doing is the web design track and then move onto the other tracks for anything you missed :)

Kyle Smith
Kyle Smith
490 Points

Appreciate the response, is this under libraries?

adamjansen
adamjansen
3,633 Points

Just above libraries on your Treehouse side tool bar there is a symbol that says tracks :) its the second one from the top :) click on that and it will give you a list of tracks you can join :)

Kyle Smith
Kyle Smith
490 Points

Found it! Thank you for your help, I randomly clicked on a Digital course so would've been way off from what I wanted to learn haha!

Are tracks just topics all put together, so like you have to do one to move on etc?

adamjansen
adamjansen
3,633 Points

no worries :) they are courses that lead to a good understanding of the topic but no you don't need to do them sequentially if you already know a topic. Though I would highly recommend doing them sequentially because there are always things you may have missed the first time you learned that language! :)