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If your planning to work for yourself then having a degree doesn't matter. Customers generally don't ask those kind of things. Experience is a major part of getting a job. However classes can be useful and if your trying to get hired having a degree can give you an edge sometimes.

I use http://www.mwdwebs.com/. Their customer services is the best I've ever had for a hosting company.

http://www.tenantverification.com has a decent affiliate program, though obviously it only works well if you have a site that is in some way related to tenant screening or renting. However they pay pretty well, better then some I've done.

This isn't a new site, however its been completely redone over the last view months and its a lot slimmer. Little concerned that we overloaded the pages in order to get ride of the extra ones. http://www.mwdwebs.com

It was in my second year of high school. We were required to take basic keyboarding and I loved the teacher even if the course work was a bit boring. So I ended up taking web design with her which I really enjoyed and it kept going from there.

Hello I'm Kristin. Its nice to meet you all. :D Really enjoying the site. Its nice to be able to get opinions and discuss things with people who don't stare at you blankly when you mention things like SEO and html.

Good choice, it goes well with the site colors.

I'm going to have to vote Illustrator. Out of the two I think its much easier to use, especially if your experience is more recent.

Gimp just upgraded to 2, you might try getting the new one. As free software goes that's the best I know of. You could also use adobe's trial version.

I got several different sites out them, some of them free hosting and some of them not. However I've discovered that not all hosting sites can handle the same code. I've had problems when switching pages over from a different hosting site. But most of the time I have a hard time finding the...