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08-09-2007, 08:58 AM
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Re: Isn\'t it time for people to know how to design websites?
It takes a lot of time and dedication to become a good website designer. I don't think schools can teach how to build a good website, they can only show you the tools, teach the html/css languages, but you will still need to spend a lot of time learning yourself. Not everybody can be a good website designer which is probably why there are so few of them.
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08-09-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: Isn\'t it time for people to know how to design websites?
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Not everybody can be a good website designer which is probably why there are so few of them. [/ QUOTE ] Well this is completely untrue. I'd say just about anybody can learn to be a web designer doesn't take a crazy amount of creativity or anything (obv. some will always be a bit better than others). And there is a surplus of them if anything.
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08-10-2007, 12:05 AM
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Re: Isn\'t it time for people to know how to design websites?
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[ QUOTE ] Not everybody can be a good website designer which is probably why there are so few of them. [/ QUOTE ] Well this is completely untrue. I'd say just about anybody can learn to be a web designer doesn't take a crazy amount of creativity or anything (obv. some will always be a bit better than others). And there is a surplus of them if anything. [/ QUOTE ] I think part of website design is having a decent artistic/aesthetic eye for it, and being able to translate that vision into code. Not anyone can be a good artist, musician, sculptor, etc, and webdesign is no different. I think there are TONS of website designers, but few that I would actually want to pay money to.
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