Try-out Adobe Muse. An Adobe product in the works that is aimed at designers not necessarily coders/hackers. It is a good starting point before you move into heavy lifting in Dreamveaver.
I would also invite you to step it a notch and head to wakanda.org, this is websites on steroids development, to mean you design web applications and not simply websites, but maybe that will be something to consider down the line. They have excellent video tutorials on here as well for wakanda.
Someone will tell you to read HTLM, I will side-step that and use wysiwyg ide to get up and running fast, if you ever need to learn html, then you will need a good reason to spend rest of your life in htlml, xhtml, css, javascript. Understand page layouts, might need to know divs but the rest of html will be best left out till you happy that this is the route you want to take (career wise...)