Had a quick look at chapter one - you never know you can always pick something up.
The guy has a nice narrative buy must be a little more careful. Towards the end of Chapter one section three the HTML5 section your guy actually types out "dive" into the dreamweaver text editor instead of "div". I can send the screenshot if you like!

maybe you could pay me to proof read?

Let me have a look at the Jquery stuff maybe I could do that for you!

Thanks you so much for taking the time to make these videos. I have watched them all, and found them to be extremely useful, sensible and interesting (from "don't reinvent the wheel/ seek open source solutions," to "dress code advice," to "be the sort of solution for your clients that you would hope to find as a client").

I look forward eagerly to future entries in this series. I am a web designer in the process of setting up a business, and your series came at just the right time.

Santo Romano is a quality instructor and is lessons are thorough and easy to follow; I could learn anything form Santo. Tuition by video suits my style of learning and I benefit from the watch and do style.
I have used Photoshop CS3 on and off for a number of years, but I found Beginners CS6 very useful; I recommend it to both beginners and those with some experience of Photoshop.
I am following with CS3 and, while some features are missing, I can still follow and work along with the examples.