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Siteguy, Act1: A little History.
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After a couple of years, I came back to the shelf, dusted off the manuals, and decided I was going to learn web design, development, and how to go from page design to deployment to the World Wide Web. I learned the basics of web design and development with Dreamweaver3 and Fireworks3 suite. However, by the time I had finished the manuals and learned how to operate the software, I came to an understanding of technology. Just as fast as I thought I was learning these technologies, they would change and change quickly. These basic programs turned into a suite of four more programs and upgrades. The upgraded program was Studio Mx2004 from what was Macromedia, at the time, and is now owned by Adobe. The suite hosted four updated and upgraded programs: Dreamweaver MX, Fireworks MX, Flash Professional and Cold Fusion, as well as two other software programs. Wow, this added to the learning curve. Pages where created as html, mostly, then served on top of application server software which was tied into data base server software and on and on? Huh, what is this? I said to myself…what is this html language and how does it work with the knowledge I’ve gained. What is this animation graphic thingy built in Flash Professional and what is this application server software thingy and database thingy? What the Heck...was all this. Back to the drawing board and the reading and learning factory. For a year or so I went on to learn about the new technologies and about how building websites and server data and forms…etc. all created a thing called the dynamic web site. Shelved again, shame.
After another couple of years passed, the inspiration to create drew me back, and this time a plan was developing on this idea. A plan that, with what I have learned, I could, maybe, make a small online business that could help others with the know how to create websites from their ideas. So, dusting off the manuals and sitting at the drawing board, I started to create designs, logos, business cards, forms.
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