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Making money with web design is not that easy, let alone making real money. Just knowing HTML and CSS won't cut it. If you want to do this semi-professionally, you will also have to learn (how to work with): Javascript Server-side scripting such as PHP A virtual server + PHP installed on...

Yep: Create a Fixed ('Sticky') Footer with CSS.

No, I don't. Like I wrote: DW is a WYSIWYG. You should only use WYSIWYGs if you're creating and filling up tables (for tabular data) and some other temporary matters, for which the free Kompozer does a just as good job.

Not all music can be downloaded, but all music can be captured. There are free special programs for that. Simply press 'Record', open the webpage in question or press 'Play' on it, and press 'Stop' when finished. Voila: the song in mp3 format.

If you're going to do this semi-professionally, with multiple websites, you will probably later want to start using a raw code editor, because of the limitations/peculiarities WYSIWYG editors have. Among other things, they do not render Javascript in their preview panes. So you might just as...

That depends on whether you want to do business over the internet. If so, you could try it, although 30 pounds per half hour isn't particularly cheap. You might be able to find substantially cheaper webdesigners in your region, who you can speak to face to face. I prefer that, as a designer.

I had a look whether there would be a quick fix, but I don't see it. Worse even, it is the weirdest constructed web-page I've ever seen. Scout's honor. And not surprisingly, it is riddled with errors as well: W3C Validator. I would have to redesign the page entirely for you, but would have to...

This is what I'm seeing in IE9 (top) and FF4 (bottom): http://prntscr.com/3go5n. Please indicate what you would like changed, coz' you're not really clear on that.

For most owners, a website is just a means of communication with their potential clients. So their income comes their regular business. For some, mostly porn sellers and other web shops, the income comes more or less directly from the website. So, first start a good business or come up with...

Agree, but in case of one site, that is built and maintained by one person, I would suggest Wordpress. It's the easiest. The others are aimed more at several individuals being able to contribute to a site, each with specific rights.

Cheap + fast = crap.

Looks fine here on a 1280 x 800 Windows machine, with IE8/9 en FF4. But your code has a lot of errors: W3C Validator.

I know an excellent one that is available on the Gold Coast, and that is W3 Schools. It really is the best, considering what it covers and its real-time exercises. Plus, it's free!

Validation indeed doesn't serve any SEO purpose, but the validator does serve two other purposes. The first is that it is a selling point if your website is easy to maintain or take over by another webmaster (could be the client him/herself) because the code is free of errors and non-standard...