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The choice depends on the type of site you want to create.Word press is very good for the beginners.Its a very user friendly CMS.Joomla is also an award winning CMS.It also supports for all type of web sites.So, according to the type of site, you can choose the CMS to use.

We need to careful while using the flash and images in the site.Flash makes the sites low as it takes more space.Its often recommended to minimize the use of Flash and images while designing the sites.It can be used where animation or video is essential.

HTML and XHTML are two different languages.But the difference between them is only 2 to 3%.They are almost same except some points.They are as follows: *. HTML allows <br> without </br>. But this is not allowed in XHTML. *. Empty elements like <br> and <hr> should also be closed in XTHML. *. Proper Nesting of tags are required for XHTML. You can easily learn HTML from XHTML.The codings, syntax are same except the above three.

Graphic design is a part of Web design.Both are different things.You can choose any according to your preference.Scope is unlimited for both of them as the use of Internet is growing day by day.Graphics design is also used for the animation and movies also.So, the choice depends on your creativity.Creative idea is the most important thing required for the graphics design career.

You can use the templates like Magento, Joomla, Drupal etc.They don't need the coding idea.According to your requirement, you can choose with CMS to use.If we are using Dreamweaver, for designing, coding is not required.But for modification, coding is required.

http://thephotofinishes.com/gimpps3.htm You can get a very good comparison between GIMPs and Photo shop in the above link.I always like to use Photo shop.It the best tool for showing the creativity of your mind.It can be used to explore the imagination of your mind and to put them in your work.

If you want to learn HTML, you can follow the w3schools.com site.It got a very good tutorial for the HTML.Practice sets are also there which you can use to test your knowledge after finishing the chapters. The most important difference between HTML and XHTML are as follows: 1. It allows an author to omit certain tags and use attribute minimization. 2 The Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language, or XHTML, is an application of XML (Extensible Markup Language). It doesn't allow the omission of the tags.This means that in XHTML we need to use </br> tag with <br> tag.But in HTML, we can use only one </br> tag in place of <br> and </br>

<font size="5" face="arial" color="red"> The line of code will help to change the height of the text.The size of the font can be changed according to you need.Otherwise you can use the above method in CSS for doing the same.IN HTML you need to write this code again and again while required. But in CSS you can apply the code any where just by linking.

The most important difference between HTML and XHTML 1. It allows an author to omit certain tags and use attribute minimization. 2 The Extensible Hyper Text Markup Language, or XHTML, is an application of XML (Extensible Markup Language). It doesn't allow the omission of the tags. This means that in XHTML we need to use </br> tag with <br> tag.But in HTML, we can use only one </br> tag in place of <br> and </br>

Different designs are always welcome in this field.It can get noticed very easily.This will also attract more visitors to get the idea.So. it will help you a lot fore getting back link and also PR.This is the main importance of the web designing.

Building successful website will not work enough if you are not promoting it.To, better promotion is also required.For this we can follow the SEO techniques.In On Page Content is very important and for Off page Link is very important.So, follow the methods and get more success.

HTML5 is the more advanced version.Its very friendly with CSS and this is a big advantage of it.I am using HTML5 and I am quite comfortable as it very helpful for web designing.There is nothing that you cant do with HTML5.It got very nice up graded features.