What programing language do I need to learn for designing of web pages?

HTML, PHP, PERL, JAVA, ASP, are all something you should look into for webdesign. The majority of sites are done in HTML, but that%26#039;s old and outdated. Start looking more into Java, PHP and PERL and you%26#039;ll be set.

What programing language do I need to learn for designing of web pages?

just learn the Adobe CS3 suite

What programing language do I need to learn for designing of web pages?

That depends on what you want your web page to do. I never learned anything fancy, I mostly just use HTML. With a little knowledge of CSS, that will give you a basic, nice-looking page and give you some freedom. If you want something really fancy, you%26#039;ll want to start with Javascript, XML, maybe ASP, and get a GOOD handle on CSS.

Other Replys:learn PHP(with html) CSS for design and possibly some other scripting language. BTW if you want me to make you a simple web page go to http://johnryantrucking.info/mccarthy/mi...

Other Replys:Hi Brave Man,

You%26#039;ll need to learn HTML for the basic design of web pages, or just use an IDE such as Dreamweaver and it will do it for you. The comment that HTML is old and outdated couldn%26#039;t be further from the truth. Most of the elements you see on web pages are generated from HTML code. Web browsers need HTML so they know what to display.

There are lots of other languages you can learn, but you need to decide what you want to do. PHP and ASP are two examples of server-side scripting languages. The web server parses the code and generates the HTML output for web browsers to parse and display. There are other languages, such as Javascript, that execute client-side.

Like I said, it all depends on what you want to do. I would start by learning HTML, though.

Other Replys:The base language of designing web pages is HTML, analogous to a machine code translated from other languages such as C++, when you know the basics of HTML, you may have idea to such higher level of web programming languages such as ASP, PHP, PERL. Then when you know HTML, you also have to study database applications such as SQL server for you to build a website out of compiled web pages :)

Other Replys:You definitely need HTML.

If you want to make your life easier with creating the layout, you need CSS.

If you want users to be able to interact with the website and you, the webmaster, then you need PHP and SQL as well.