Build your own website, some tips for beginners

Build your own website, some tips for beginners Let's say you want your own website, but do not know the first thing about web design. You are browsing a crack, and the things you want by creating a notch on its website. Think: if poography can do it, why can not I? The answer is that if one is prepared in a little 'hard work. Six months ago I was in the same situation as you. About a month after I had my web site to operate. How have I done? The process of obtaining a website online in four simple steps. (Note that I am, of this information to those who, as I was to complete beginners in this field. Webmaster experts find laughably basic stuff.) 1. Creating a trial version is not online or on your website on your computer at home. This is the most complicated part of the whole process, because they need to master the basics of HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language). This is the special code that Web sites are a. If you do not have your pages in HTML format properly, your Web browser is not able to decode and display them correctly, and your order will be like a dog to breakfast (or not at all). I would try to ensure the basics of HTML, after I finished in 4 basic colors steps.2. You will see a "domain name" (eg "shomepage.com), at home, your web address. Sometimes your inteet provider offering a limited number of free web space to host a page or two of your content (see step 3), together with a ready-made (and not negotiable) domain names. These are usually one of those long and unattractive and unmemorable slash with domain names and Squiggle po 'strano. If - as Bob, or for that matter, like me - you want to choose their own domain name, you must pay. You must contact a domain name registration (for example, Register.com) and see if the name you want is not available. If so, then you must register and pay an annual fee (approximately U.S. $ 30) it.3 properties. Looking for a web host. As I mentioned earlier, some Inteet providers offer a certain amount of free space on "host" your web pages. This is a great opportunity for some people. But if you opt for a variety of web space, or if you want to choose their own domain name does not hang with that of your provider, you must search for a particular web host. Even in this case will cost, but not much. My cost of about U.S. $ 3 per month. Only a handful "web host" into your search engine and look around. Some hosting your website for free, if one or two advertising on its pages retu.4. Upload your offline files on the server of your Inteet host.As I said, the number 1 is by far the most time in these steps. The other three stages, only about one day. It is leaing how to make your web pages in the correct HTML format that really hard work. But my feeling is, if one is motivated enough, there are problems with the mastery basics.First, you have to understand that a website is a series of linked sites or documents. In general, unless you do something really like these pages are HTML documents. (This is why the address of a basic Web page ends with the extension. O. Htm Html, such as a Word document always ends in the extension. Doc) To get an idea of what an HTML document looks like, go to the View tab of the browser (if you're using Explorer) and select "source." If you use Netscape, go to "View" and then "Page Source". This will allow you to see what that looks like this page in pure HTML format. Do not be intimidated. It is not very complicated as it seems. If you scroll down in a fair way the end you will find the text of this article. But you will notice this text is surrounded and interspersed with a series of commands and information, within the triangular brackets. These controls are HTML tags, instructions on how you set the browser so that my text as I want it to appear. The "p" tag, for example, tells your browser for a new paragraph. The "BR" tag tells the browser to a line-break. The "title" tag tells your browser to see the title element in a broader point size.And so on. If you want to create a site halfway decent, you have to deal with the basic HTML tags, and lea to use HTML links to navigate between pages in order of position and images, change fonts, and so later. I'm afraid I do not have the space or the patience to teach you all. I suggest you buy a book on this topic. I do not want to be a product specific support, but in my experience you can not go wrong with one of these books aimed specifically at the absolute Duffer - "HTML for Absolute cretins," this type of thing.I further recommend that, if we really on this site is to invest in some software, web-design. A good program can be a lot of difficulties, to build your own site. It may be a lot of labels for you, and can be of great help when it finally time to upload your files on your server host. The "Absolute cretins" book that I bought came with a CD with several software programs to test. I tested one of them - called Dreamweaver - for one month and found it so easy to use that I wound up buying a license. For $ 400 U.S. are not exactly cheap, but if your web site seriously for something of this sort could be an investment.Kirk Kinbote has been preparing and planning a driving force