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hi guys ...i have just started to learning about the multimedia and graphics in web designing... ...........i am new here ....i want to know something.....is there any site dedicated to the learning about the graphics and multimedia.??
thanks

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This thread covers a common starting point for newcomers to web graphics. As noted, broad searching helps, but a focused path is faster; is right to stress fundamentals. A sensible progression is: HTML/CSS basics and responsive layout, image formats and optimization, vector graphics (SVG) for icons/illustration, Canvas API for procedural drawing, and WebGL for 3D. Also learn simple visual design rules (contrast, alignment, spacing) and accessibility (alt text, captions, keyboard focus) so graphics work for all users.

Practical next steps and quick tips: build three small projects—a responsive hero image that uses srcset and lazy loading, an SVG icon set, and a small Canvas animation. Prioritize formats (SVG for shapes/icons, modern image formats like WebP/AVIF for photos), compress assets at export, and audit load impact with a tool like Lighthouse. For structured learning and up-to-date reference, start with MDN Web Docs for fundamentals, use web.dev for performance and image-optimization guidance, and follow hands-on tutorials at freeCodeCamp. Keep tools pragmatic: Figma or Sketch for UI layouts, Inkscape/GIMP as free vector/raster editors, and Blender for 3D. Focus on small, repeatable projects rather than only watching tutorials; real practice cements the fundamentals that highlighted and makes searching, as recommended, much more productive.

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I'll take it you a noob.... Always try google before posting. Shows some ambition on your part.
A simple search string of "cs3 tutorials and lessons" yelded 516,000 results. First hit, seemed to be adequate
Try it next time, you'll be amazed

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his just trying to learn by himself, yah there are lots of tutorials that are available where you can possibly learn and i think if you are dedicated to learn and become an expert to that field you should focus on it. But still you should know the basic before going any further phase to complete the process of learning how to design and etc..

good luck

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