I had a look at the book 'Build your web site the right way using HTML and CSS' but I did not like it because I want to learn HTML, XHTML and CSS the right way but in a quick way. I found this website htmldog.com but I don't know if it is recommended or not, I mean does it also follow the right way and follow the good practice in HTML and CSS? Or do you know something better?
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I always found http://www.htmldog.com to be a good resource. My advice would be to use it however don't rely on it exclusively. Continue to expose yourself to different approaches. I found http://www.w3schools.com/ to be a great resource for quickly learning the basics of these technologies. Also, most recently, I was introduced to http://www.csszengarden.com/. CSS Zen Garden shows many different final products that you can explore to learn from. Lastly, for HTML and CSS, you can view the source of any website that is doing something you find interesting. The source will show you exactly how they are achieving the effects you see on the rendered page. | |||||
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It might be as good as any to get started. However, I do recommend adding http://alistapart.com to get started. Also, when working with Javascript, I highly recommend working with a JavaScript framework like Prototype, or JQuery. Finally, CSS can be a lot easier to deal with if you use something like Blueprint CSS. There are other equivalent CSS and javascript frameworks out there, but these are the ones I've used personally. | |||
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