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I am a beginner for web designing .I want to learn most useful method used in web designing world,please tell some tutorials for learn creative website using photoshop,css ,html,...... thanks.

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For CSS, anything by Eric Meyer (http://meyerweb.com/) should be good. For simpler things like HTML, maybe you could get started following tutorials at http://net.tutsplus.com/ and http://w3schools.com/.

Also, you should be a little more specific when asking questions of this type.

rmk
In my opinion w3schools is quite a poor resource, I've found that some of the information it provides is either out of date, or factually incorrect.
codeinthehole
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I like the Head First series by O'Reilly Publishing. They have a few web related ones, I'm already pretty familiar with HTML, CSS, Javascript, so I just got their web design book listed below, but it referenced the XHTML book a lot. So, if you wanted to check out those books you might want to read them in this order:

  1. Head First HTML with CSS & XHTML
  2. Head First Web Design

Then if you're interested in client-side or server-side scripting, maybe these would be good (I haven't read them, but I like the format of the books...not as boring as tech books):

Anyway, there are also books for Java (which can be run on a web host) and deeper software development related topics as well.

Also, after getting acquainted with javascript a little (maybe from w3schools as @rmk suggested) I'd encourage you to learn the jQuery javascript framework, which makes writing javascript code much easier, and much more cross-browser friendly.

JustinP8
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To add to @rmk's answer, above, it's worth taking a look at Stu Nicholl's website: CSS Play for CSS techniques and implementation wizardry.

Other than that, I think you'd be best off finding something that you'd like to achieve with html/css/js/etc, and then asking specific questions as regards how to implement it.

David Thomas
+1 for stu nicholls... nice :)
rmk
@downvote, Would the mysterious down-voter care to explain?
David Thomas
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I would recommend http://www.opera.com/company/education/curriculum/

codeinthehole
Despite the -1 .. I'd still recommend it .. it's a good guide.
codeinthehole