[thebookish]

return to that old days, when have you started using HTML? how long have you been using it?

For me it is about 5 years for now, I remember when I first get to learn about it and started to do my own coding.

[mann3r]

maybe when the days I learned internet.

[ebittner]

I have only been using it for about 13-14 months now. In that time I have become pretty good at it but I am no master in the least. I plan to keep learning and then advance up to php which I know a little about already.

[shavei7]

over 5 years now but i haven't used it for about 4 months...

[Ajay]

From mid 2000, which makes it over six years. Started with HTML and now use only XHTML.

[Eric]

Started in 2002. :)

I'm finding knowing php and css is becoming more important though. Or at least it seems.

[Ajay]

CSS yes. It is the recommended standard for designing websites today.

As for PHP, that depends. You can establish a good amount of work without running PHP.

[shavei7]

knowing PHP is a big advantage because you could properly separate design from contents making updating easier

[VP]

Originally Posted by shavei7

knowing PHP is a big advantage because you could properly separate design from contents making updating easier

Umm CSS is for that.

[Ajay]

I think he was talking about templates...