Tutorials Galore at Webclass 101

Welcome to webclass-101.com where you will find step by step tutorials for those who want to get answers for basic computer skills, the subject will include html, avactis shopping cart store styles, css, photoshop, auto f/x, search engine optimization and sIRF fonts to name just a few.. Where all of the tutorials were created with the beginner in mind.

This first page is about me and why I started this site. Mostly because I remember how truly frustated I was with the little help available. Today it is much better so here is my story.

A few short years ago I started on my web adventure. 12 to be exact.
I did not have any intention of being thrust into an almost overwhelming learning curve.
Somehow it just happened.

I wanted a certain program. But in order to run that program I had to have a new computer. So I purchased what I was told I would need.

What I got was a Compaq LEMON.
Out of that lemon came lemonade...simply because I was forced to learn what makes a computer tick, hummm and yes sometimes even crash.

Here I am 12 years later and at least 7 computers later with so many added features I can not keep up with the changes. Somehow I was forced to learn almost as much as most computer technicians.
Now I build my own computers and those of my friends.

Can you do it too?

Indeed!

Hopefully this website will make your computer learning path a little less rocky.

I hope you will learn the basics and get on to the fun part of computing quickly.
Those of you who take the time to learn how to manage your hard drive and the contents of it will do that more quickly than those who choose not to make this beginning effort.

So lets get started.

You must have an up to date browser.
Most of them are free these days so there is no reason to be using an archaic version. My favorite at the moment is Microsoft Internet Explorer. I am using the 7.0 after hanging in there with 6 forever. I use to be a Netscape fan but after they sold out to AOL they no longer had the features to view web pages with the latest DHTML. I have never gone back.

As mentioned there are a number of choices:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
FireFox 2.0
Maxthon
Opera 9.1

Just to name a few.

Check them out and you decide for yourself which one you like best.

I have one of each to check out pages I have created to see what damage might have been done because someone is not up to date with the latest web design technique.