Any recommendations for popular web sites where people discuss web design issues? Ones which are geared towards beginners more than towards professionals.
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WebDeveloper is a popular one that is geared for the whole gamut of developers beginner through advanced.
StackOverflow is a popular development forum used by many web developers (including me) aimed at anyone beginner->advanced. Once I found it I stopped using the WebDeveloper forums.
tj111
2009-07-09 17:16:56
I like the subtle kind of humor you used.
Dykam
2009-07-09 17:20:44
Oh, man, this WebDeveloper thing sure is ugly!
MiseryIndex
2009-07-09 17:25:08
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If you want help with issues then yes, Stack Overflow is the best choice in my opinion. However for an alternate Bytes.com is also good. I have had many a question answered by the folks over there.
If you just want discussion however then Stack Overflow is probably the best choice.
Chuck Hriczko
2009-07-09 17:21:40
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stackoverflow.com
If the issues are not here currently they should be added. What sort of thing are you looking for?
SO is not meant for professionals only. People learning are a target audience.
Maestro1024
2009-07-09 17:22:01
SO is not geared towards discussions. Jeff specifically does not want to happen. SO is and question/answer-move-to-next-question type of flow.
Tony_Henrich
2009-11-17 17:57:03
You are exactly right that Jeff specifically does not want a "discussion".However1. I don't think this questions specifically meant, discussion as in the "chatty" sort of thing that Jeff means when he says discussion. As I said SO is for people to learn and not just experts as this question asked.2. I thin Jeff has mentioned comments as a place where more discussiony type thing can occur if not too far off topic.
Maestro1024
2009-11-17 19:58:44
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Ajaxian is good for user experience.
A List Apart is a good generalist site.
The Adaptive Path blog is good.
Smashing Magazine also.
stevedbrown
2009-07-09 17:22:18
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SitePoint has a huge forum. Web Hosting Talk is another large one with an admin angle.
Bob Somers
2009-07-09 17:24:43