Introduction

Introducing Myself

[william17]

Hi all,

My name is William hills, I recently joined this forum. I am here to share web design, development & online marketing related information with all of you. Also looking forward to your forums only to enhance my knowledge and skills.

Thanks,
William Hills

[Nutterum]

Welcome aboard William! Strage to post a new thread about the introduction but I personally dont mind.

Cheers,
Nutterum

[lucy24]

Strange to post a new thread about the introduction

No, just a strange place; the usual venue is the Community Center [webmasterworld.com] near the bottom of the subforums lists.

But if you think about it, a subforum called "new to web development" does seem a logical place to introduce yourself :)

[sukrit]

What a Forum, full of knowledge and learning, Hi I am From Sukrit Infotech , My Name is sukrit. I like this forum so much thats why decided to join.

[william17]

I could not find any intro thread, so posted a new thread to introduce myself.

[tangor]

No harm done! Welcome to Webmastworld!

[william17]

Thanks.

[mack]

Welcome to WebmasterWorld... Hope you find the forums useful in building your own skill-set. It's also a good way of sharing knowledge to help others.

Mack.

[william17]

Thanks Mack. It is true, I can gain more knowledge and share with people about a variety of fields here.

[programming1233]

Welcome to the form. I am also new here.

[tangor]

Some of us have been here, there, everywhere on the web since the 1990s... so, short list (say five items) and in a new thread right here (new post), william17, what are the five new to web development thoughts/directions those looking to get started might learn/do first, after 1. having an idea and desire, and 2, basic html?

The old fossils like me, can't always remember what it was like to "get started". :)

[edited by: tangor at 12:29 pm (utc) on Feb 14, 2015]

[tangor]

Well, golly gee gosh darn it! Welcome programming1233! The more the merrier!

[piatkow]

The old fossils like me, can't always remember what it was like to "get started". :)

I know what you mean. When responding to a thread it can be difficult to remember that "everybody" can't be expected to know X, Y or Z you always have to learn it somewhere. Just because I had had to master word processing and spreadsheets long before the web came along it's too easy to assume that others must have attained the same skill level before attempting to build a website.

[lucy24]

Just because I had had to master word processing and spreadsheets long before the web came along

I remember one question from a newbie asking how to include a picture on his webpage. The replies were the forum equivalent of stunned silence before someone (possibly tedster, though I may just be making this up) realized that thanks to CMSs and so on it is legitimately possible that a person with a website would not know how to do some-given-thing.

On the other side of the generational divide are the people who use html as a word processor. Can't say I ever had to master spreadsheets, though.

Now just watch. This thread will continue into perpetuity as The Introductions Thread.

[Hoople]

I am also new here.

Yes, we were all new here once....

It lasts until you see a question you can answer <G>