Several years ago the Salt Lake Mothers of Twins wanted a website.  As a member of that organization I offered to look into what it would take.  I asked my computer programming husband if he could help.  Not having much time to attend to that he told me that I ought to be able to figure it out.  Turns out he knew only a little more than I did about putting together a website.

I started out with one of the prefab sites where you pick a template and then enter your content.  I soon learned that if I wanted to make changes to the template I could IF I knew something called HTML.  I began looking up information on HTML that came with the prefab site.  They didn't offer much more than a quick tutorial.  Then I glanced on the book shelf in the room where my computer is and noticed a book called "HTML Web Publisher's Construction Kit" by David Fox and Troy Downing.  I pulled it off the shelf and several hours later I had some idea of what those four letters meant.  The corners are rather worn now and it has seen better days.  I have learned that there is much more to web design than knowing a little HTML.  There is Perl Script, Java Script, DHTML, CSS, PHP, Flash, ASP and a myriad of other bells and whistles to make a site do what you want it to do.

While I haven't learned all there is to learn about designing websites I do have a number of sites to my credit.