Is Creating A Real Website A Very Difficult Job? Need Help!

yes it is

Usually for a "n00b", I'd say "If you don't know how to build it on your own, just don't bother asking for a website." That would save the n00b, the web host, and the genius the n00b is probably paying to do the work for them a lot of time and effort. I've been to many web hosting sites and their number requirements is that you must have the knowledge to create your web pages from scratch.
Honestly, it's not very hard. I learned how to do build pages from scratch since sixth grade. Later in seventh grade, my dad got me Dreamweaver and everything became almost effortless.
Take some classes, read some more books, they really help.
Making a website is just like doing math, and like math, you ought to learn how to do it with your brain, then you can later on use the computers to help when you get lazy, ahah.

Well reading all that is here I have to say it really is not that hard. there a lot of good html programs out on the web that can help you to understand it all. Also too, there plenty of good and Free Web Templets too, where all you need to do is place your text,photos or whatever you need. but your basic HTML is not hard at all. Now for PHP and CSS? that is a step up. but if your a Noob, as you say. I feel it is best you start with the basics first, to get a good understanding of it all. We all was a "Noob" one remember that and I will be anything you want too, that there is not anyone here in the net that there 1st "real site" was perfect.

Good Luck to ya

Its all about JOOMLA. THere is no limit to extension .There are thousands of compenents out there. The Joomla Cms has so many options. Just take a look in the Joomla extensions directory. Whether you are making a site to sell products, a blog, a family site or a photo gallery. THere is definetly something avaibale in Joomla. I use Joomla for my financial literacy site Friendly Finance

I would completely advise Joomla over all the other CMS's. It can even be intergrated with non joomla extensions such a PhpBB or Moodle. Take a look!

I have to disagree with you on Joomla for the biggener. True that do have some nice options and all that but for a noob. Best to start small. download some free html editor like coffeecup and just play around with it. your page may not be perfect but you would get to know the differnt coding and in's and out's of web design. Also too if you would like a real website. may I suggest using a templet. also real easy to edit even for the noob.

easy steps:

1.using Macromedia Dreamweaver,there has many templates,you can choose one,and fill in your content,just like in word of microsoft.
2.Request a domain,you can first request a domain like ***.trap17.com from trap17.This domain is free (note:this step could accomplished in the step 3,when buy a space atxistosupport,they will give you a domain like ***.trap17.com to you when you buy their space!hehe )
3.Request a space from trap to palce your web page,it's also can be free.You can afford by post in trap17's forum(Just apply a account and start post!).When you got about $2(myCENTs),then you can buy a space from http://www.xistosupport.com/billing !

Good luck!

Creating a website is not a very difficult.
Ther =e are many sites on the net and tools are available athat enable one to have your vision of a site before you in a few minutes.

What I find most important is the passion that drives you. It's not too difficult, just challenging.

yeah im kinda in the same position, i hope it doesn't take too long to learn html properly.

Creating a website isn't extremely easy, but it isn't anything super difficult.

Before you jump right in wanting to make a website, you can't just ask yourself how hard creating it is, you have to think about how much time you have to devote to the constant maintenance and care of the website. Of course, common logic dictates that knowledge of HTML and various other coding languages (most widely used - JavaScript and PHP, along with CSS) is required to start off your website in any professional environment (that is to say, outside of freewebs or somewhere with a WYSIWYG editor), so I most certainly suggest that if you have not already, learn HTML at the very least.

Next up is the problem of making your website visually appealing while accomodating the rare Dial-Up user, and making sure that your website is compatable and still aestetically pleasing in all browsers (a problem that shamefully exists with my website). On top of the visual aspects, your website should still be easily navigated, or else it will turn off visitors. If you're not very good with making images and setting them up to become your site's layout, don't be afraid to ask for help from anyone you know and trust. Doing things by yourself is hard sometimes. Since in Dial-Up, large images won't load very well, you should always save your images in smaller file formats, such as JPG. Any good image editing program will save JPG images with as little quality loss as possible.

Finally, we're back at the point of how much time you have to devote to the constant struggle of making sure that everything on your site is in tip top condition, which is above all other aspects, the most important in your site. If nothing works, then there's no need to worry about how it looks or how it's coded. You should always make sure you can devote at least 30 minutes daily to your website to make sure that everything is working, and if it isn't, have time to fix it. This is also another good place to have trusted friends to help you out if you don't have the time to devote to it constantly.

If you need to learn HTML quickly, I suggest trying w3schools.com, it's where I learned. They have tutorials on other useful things too, so make sure to check that out. Good luck.

I think it's not that hard..

What you have to do is learning basic HTML script and make your own HTML page, then upload it to a web server..

Tadaaaa... Your first web page is there in no time