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Forum » Study Help » Best way to learn HTML in 2001?

Best way to learn HTML in 2001?

Bob Nakamura
Bob Nakamura
Joined: Feb 2026

I want to build a personal website. Should I use a WYSIWYG editor like Dreamweaver or FrontPage, or learn the HTML tags by hand? What actually gets you further in the long run?

Frank Okonkwo
Frank Okonkwo
Joined: Feb 2026

Learn by hand first. View-source on websites you like and understand what every tag does. Use Notepad or TextPad and an FTP client. WYSIWYG editors generate bloated, unmaintainable code.

Charlie Reeves
Charlie Reeves
Joined: Feb 2026

W3Schools is the best free resource. Go through the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript tutorials in order. You'll have a working site in a weekend.

Alice Hartwell
Alice Hartwell
Joined: Feb 2026

Agree on hand-coding first, then use Dreamweaver once you understand what it's generating. Dreamweaver's code view is good for learning — switch between design and code view to see the relationship.

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