What are the necessary things to learn after html: the steps, tutorials, e.t.c
Need some help from you bros and sis. Thanks

HTML is just the beginning of the journey.

Html is a good and quite essential foundation, but you raise your stock through the roof if you are fluent in:

1. Other 'dynamic' Web Programming Languages :: PHP, Javascript and Java, ASP, Ajax (you don't have to know them all)

2. Cgi Programming (with perl)

3. Documentation (an often over-looked and underused but absolutely neccessary chore of the Web Designer).

Of course, you should be versatile with one or more popular Design packages in the market (ala Dreamweaver, HomeSite, etc).

You don't absolutely need to, but ideally you should know a lil' bit about databases, the different DB management systems available and how they plug into your Project.

If you come to my company with such a Resume, you definitely stand a far better chance than someone with a complex knowledge of HTML only.

In addition to what has been said above - don't fly solo - learn from your fellow peers, especially those who have been in the game for more than a couple of years,

Seeing that you are in the lagos area, there are many of them registered at www.webmastersofafrica.com - check it out

Good luck!

@ pie1ect, thx 4 info above .

Further to @ olofuzi's question, in what order (steps) shd one approach d applications after HTML in terms of level of difficulty?

Am a newbie myself, I breezed thru HTML, XHTML & CSS easy, decided to learn something on client browser scripting, hence studied VB Script & JavaScript from d W3C site, and grasped absolutely nothing. Now am scared to venture into PHP server scripting, talkless of any DB applications.

Pls. point us to any free eBook source URL that breaks JavaScript & VBScript into easy to comprehend newbielese(sp) and list applications/languages for us to pursue afterwards in degree of difficult

Thx in anticipation 4 ur time

www.vebook.org hope that helps