If you're new to FPGAs or digital design in general, it'd probably be worth your while to pick up a good digital design book. I always liked Wakerly's Digital D

If you're new to FPGAs or digital design in general, it'd probably be worth your while to pick up a good digital design book. I always liked Wakerly's Digital Design Principles and Practices. I recall that my edition (either 2nd or 3rd) was VHDL-focused, but it looks like the 4th edition has examples in both VHDL and Verilog. There's also the matter of working through the FPGA toolchains, which isn't exactly a walk in the park. Unfortunately I don't have a good tutorial to reference off the top of my head...