Heres what I did: I started out learning HTML/CSS, which I think is crucial. It'll take a few weeks to learn. I think it's pretty necessary to know if you're ge

Heres what I did: I started out learning HTML/CSS, which I think is crucial. It'll take a few weeks to learn. I think it's pretty necessary to know if you're getting into the web; it's also simple enough. Then you can figure out how to get a basic site up. This will keep you learning, if you want to be taken seriously, you need to understand how to do all this stuff. Use your new found skills to build up something basic, but something that can make you a bit of money. I built www.iPadCaseFinder.com, it got quite a bit of press, and made $3k~ in 3 months, and I sold it for the same amount. Use this money to hire a designer, get the mockups done, use your HTML/CSS skills to code them, and apply any necessary jQuery, etc. Then use that to find a programmer :-) (Or rinse and repeat, use the new money to hire a programmer). I'm assuming your skills are business and marketing, so use those skills well. Also, network.