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It is best to start with practice, peeping into Google as necessary.
It's like sex - learning from books is (almost) useless.
I started with Bulletproof Web Design by Dan Cederholm
and CSS - Cascading Style Sheets. The Definitive Guide, 2nd Edition Meyer E.
The Rest of Google and Abundant Practice
1)Head first. HTML with CSS & XHTML
2) Designing with Web Standards — Jeffrey Zeldman
I advise you to start with this small series of articles www.web-programist.ru/Spravochnyie-dannyie-po-HTML/Blochnaya-viorstka.html , followed by the htmlbook.ru/ article guide. Good luck!
Ivan Salagaev's Manic Webblog helped me:
softwaremaniacs.org/blog/category/web/primer/
In pursuit
:
www.quirksmode.org
Well, when you really start to understand:
www.alistapart.com
A number of articles and an excellent reference on MDN (MDC) - https://developer.mozilla.org/
I started with Molly Holtzschlag's The HTML and CSS Languages . For starters, a very good guide.
webstandards.org.ru/ Although
this website has not been updated for quite some time, the few articles that are there deserve much praise. Great for beginners.
PS Python is not needed.
I will warn you right away, one page of the first full-fledged site (Habr, for example) will be laid out by you in about 2 weeks. The second is in 3 days.
Approximately the same proportions will be maintained for other sites. Now my layout takes up to 4 days per layout.
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