In this part of the tutorial we will learn how to create pages from which we can add, edit and display our customers.
Sebastian Sulinski
Sebastian Sulinski is a web designer/developer with over 8 years experience. Education: BTEC HNC in Computing (Business Information Technology) followed by a Degree in Digital Media Development.
Sebastian is the director of Core Media Design Limited in Frome, Somerset.
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