Need help RE: Csshub.com

Se7ven

Se7ven

Se7ven

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Hey guys, Im going to have a lot of spare time on my hands in the next year or so.

I've been looking into taking up web design, been looking at a lot of templates on templatemonster, csshub, dreamtemplates etc

The thing is, I have enough photoshop knowledge to produce these kind of quality websites, or even better..

my problem is though im new to the whole css/xhtml thing, I wouldnt know where to begin with the "xhtml slicing" etc.

can someone give me a rough idea what else apart from the designing i would need to learn to submit work to places like csshub?

Oh and is there anything different from designing a HTML site to a CSS site?
 
HTML and CSS kind of go hand in hand.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), clue is in the name.. handles all of the styles.

An HTML only site can still look alright, but is generally built in tables, which is usually a no no, unless its for tabular data.

Check out W3 Schools, they have some really good tutorials.
 
That css hub is weird, as it lets you view a preview of the site - if you wanted to you could just nick all the code and images :) Usually such sites only show an image for previews
 
An odd solution might be to pay for a psd to xhtml conversion service.

When they send the css/html back to you, you should be able to learn using it as an example and reverse engineer it.
 
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