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Anyone
can design their own webpage, it's easy and rewarding!
If you're like
most web users, you have a basic understanding of how
to use your computer and common programs such as Microsoft
Word. If so, you're already qualified to design your
own webpage. With the advent of what-you-see-is-what-you-get
(WYSIWYG) web-publishing programs, anyone can make a
webpage as easily as creating a document in Word. Even
if you've thought you could never make your own webpage,
you may be surprised at just how easy it is. We have
prepared two step-by-step introductions for two of the
easiest programs to use for making your web page.
Many of our customers have
been very sucessful using Microsoft Frontpage and Serif
WebPlus. Host4Yourself fully supports Frontpage Extensions.
Microsoft Frontpage is one of the most popular and powerful
options for new users. Microsoft Frontpage is a part
of the Microsoft Office Suite, but if you do not already
have it, you can click here
to get it now!
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Microsoft
Frontpage Walkthrus
Microsoft Frontpage is a very powerful,
yet very easy to use program. It is about
as easy to use as Microsoft Word and will
be the only program you need to create
and update your entire website.
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Serif
Webplus Walkthrus
Serif WebPlus can create your website
for you with it's easy to use web wizards!
Simply choose a template and enter info
as prompted to automatically create an
entire website! WebPlus will also upload
and update your website for you!
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HTML
Primer
An excellent
resource for beginners who want learn webdesgin
step-by-step. HTML Primer has 7 lessons for
new users and also covers advanced topics
such as tables, forms, frames, and an introduction
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Interactive
Tutorial
Another step-by-step,
lesson-based, web resource. Covers more topics
than the HTML Primer, everything from designing
your site to marketing it. Information is
also more thorough, but also gets more technical.
Highly recommended site if you are a business
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NCSA
HTML Guide
An excellent
and extremely thorough resource page suited
for everyone, but especially helpful to a
beginner. Offers great explanations of basic
and advanced topics. |
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The
Code Library
An extremely
extensive, thorough, and excellent resource
for just about any type of web-related coding.
Includes info, codes, and hints for HTML,
DHTML, JavaScript, CSS, ASP, and more! Great
reference, but not meant for the beginner. |
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W3C
The World
Wide Web Consortium, a non-profit organization
dedicated to providing the public with free
information on HTML and the Internet since
1994. They've been around longer than anyone,
and have more information that anyone. An
excellent resource with an answer to just
about any question regarding web-deleopment. |
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Web
Developer
Webdeveloper.com
is the internet's largest online community
for web developers. Has loads of info on web
design with how-to sections, an online forum,
software reviews, a reference library and
much much more! |
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WebMonkey
This site
contains most of the same information as the
HTML Primer and The Interactive Tutorial,
but the lessons are a bit more abstract. Webmonkey
also offers a great HTML
Cheatsheet! |
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