how can I brush up my web design skills?
Just landed a job with Verizon Business, as a Staff Specialist. In the position I will be creating presentations and misc projects. I will also be helping to reformat their website. I only have about a years experience, but it was on really old software; DotNetNuke. How can I learn more about web design before starting. Also, I have never even used DreamWeaver.
Go out to your local bookstore, and buy “Quickstart” books on the topic you are looking for. I taught myself Flash, CSS, and InDesign/InCopy by using those books, and they are great.
If you have a little more time, try enrolling at your local community college. Credit hours are cheap, and classes are taught by professionals in each respective field.
There are also some great tutorial websites out there such as http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorials/Dreamweaver/1 for Dreamweaver. Also, the CSS Zen Garden http://www.csszengarden.com can help with CSS design.
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