Learn web design 150+ hours (and counting) of step-by-step video tutorial

These are complete courses you can follow in full, or consume bit by bit. Whatever the case, you get to learn all the new skills you need to create cool, cutting edge content.

The topics are always multiplying, but to give you an idea, here are just some of the topics that are already available to members:

• CSS3: The next generation of CSS, including new features like drop shadows, rounded corners, hosted fonts, responsive design, animation, transformations, text shadow — the reasons to learn it really are endless.
• Adobe Dreamweaver: Like it or not, it’s still the standard tool for web development.
• Jquery awesomeness: The awesomeness part is just my opinion, so check it out for yourself and see what you think… really, it’s all about creating the cool interactive stuff you see all over the Web. If you’ve heard about “do more, write less,” then you’ve already heard about Jquery.
• Shopping Carts: So many options, so little time to get one working on your web site! I can help you pick one, and also, more importantly, get it working on your site.Responsive Design: More and more, it’s time to talk mobile — and this is an easier, faster way to make your new or existing web site work on all kinds of different devices, of all shapes and sizes. Best part is, in most cases responsive design means adapting the site you already have (or are already creating) — NOT creating an entirely new one.
• • dobe Muse: It’s InDesign for the web — the ideal way for those of you who already know Adobe print programs to get into creating simpler, but still really cool and interactive web sites.
  • Web Design: What’s hot and what’s working online is always changing — and no matter how savvy your skills, it never hurts to get a few new tips.
  • Blogs: This is where you learn how to create your blog, sure — but more importantly, where you see how to customize it to match your own personal look and feel.
  • Adobe Edge Animate: Create animated content for your web site — from interactive banners to content rotators, infographics, games, and all kinds of cool new ways to display and promote your products online.
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How to protect your credit card from being stolen

How to protect your credit card from being stolen

A lot of people are afraid of payment via the Internet because of the fear that the hacker stole the card number and thus can cause many problems and thefts, and here are some important tips outlined in this regard:

1 - Do not give a credit card number to anyone you know or do not know.

 2 - preferred and strongly use Card Debit Card so as not to be able hacker to exploit, and if they are the kind that are filled, do not fill out a large sum not acting in a short period, but preferably add the required amount only and payment within a day or two so as not to hacker gets on the field for the use of the card.

3 - Install the integrated protection programs (firewall anti-virus anti-spyware) and make sure it is updated.

 4 - Do not use Internet Explorer or any other browser is built upon Internet Explorer or Firefox, but use a different browser just like, Maxthon or Avant such as safer because they Opera

5 - Do not store credit card information in the computer.

6 - Do not pay through a computer in Internet Cafes.

7 - Make sure that the site you are dealing with a reliable and uses encryption feature bit 128 - (and is the emergence of a picture lock in your browser)

8 - I would recommend using Linux  systems for free from the problems of viruses and spyware, as well as hacker and I would recommend using the Live distributions, and is operating from the disk without the need for installation, as they wipe all traces of your purchase you've made.

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