How did you learn about running a website?

i learnt at high school and at college.and also read some articels on the net now i know htm very well.but i have never had lessons abour setuping a web site .i learnt it by my self.now i make web pages and asp i am still studiyng on asp

I started learn about making a website from a friend, and i just got the basics, just for fun. Since i am a kind of curious guy, i also read some tutorials on internet, and i think good enough, and complete tutorial lists on net, reading some ebooks is great also. If you really want to learn seriously, you have to take a course for PHP or ASP, because most sites using that language.

i am a web designer. i have done a course on the software which are required for web designing and so i do a job on that. then you can naturally guess that i can make website very easily. and i have submitted them on free hostings.i like 2 do that a lot. i enjoy making websites and also to design them and priovide new things in them

I actually started my web design business because of a computer/internet course I was teaching. I created web pages to teach my students and before I knew it I was making money online. Not much but enough to know that I wanted my own online business. I have now been working from my own home office for six years and wouldn't have it any other way. It all starts with an interest and then it was just learning one thing at a time and learning it well.

I taught myself through a mixture of reading books and looking on the internet. I haven't ever done a course, but when I first learnt there weren't any available. I think these days if you want a job on the web you need to do a course, I'm lucky because I have experience now and that is always useful.

I just learned by doing, trial and error. But there is a vast amount of tutorials available online that can help you do just about anything. Also, free forums. I had a problem with Javascript form validation, and I found a forum where a very nice person helped me until I had it working.