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Yup, W3schools is the best one.The other better one is FreeWebTown 1 Portal.I'm planning to include coding lessons in my website once I get it going.They created the language, you use it.Use NotePad or AceHTML to write the code. I personally recommend using AceHTML FreeWare 6. You can use AceFTP Free to publish the files.I seriously DO NOT recommend FreeWebs.... read more.
Well if you don't have any experience you need to learn how to code first. This might be hard and it might take a while but you will learn. Go to http://yourhtmlsource.com This site will teach you the basics to building different parts of a web site. You can always try and get a design free and already pre coded and then you can learn from there but you will still need that web site listed above. You may get frustrated in the process but it gets easier the more you learn.
There are alot of tutorials on HTML codes and stuff, do you know HTML? Because I know a site with alot of tutorials.. Do you know how to work with FTP?
If you don't know HTML, the best way to design a website is with a WYSIWYG editor. WYSIWYG means "what you see is what you get." There are several available that are free. The list includes:
Blaze Composer Nvu (pronounced new-view) WebDwarf Matizha Sublime and many others. Personally, I would recommend Nvu and would advice against WebDwarf. For HTML this is the main link: http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp A great starter tutorial and introduction: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_intro.asp And the basic tags you want to know: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_primary.asp If you want a quick example, I just wrote this up.. HTML <html> <head> <title>HTML TRAP17 EXAMPLE</title> </head> <body bgcolor="navy"> <font color="white"> <h1 align="center">Trap17 Member HTML Example</h1> <br><br> <p>This is a HTML example. W3 schools is the best resource I know to find HTML examples. So things you can do with HTML are: <br> <ul type="circle"> <li>Make a form <li>Make a list <li>Share information.... <li>You get the point of a list </ul> </p> </body> <br><br><br> <left> <b><i>Copyright 2006 - Deadly Designs HTML Team</b></i> </left> </html> That had to help you in someway, just ask if you need something else. Also check out Joomla or a free template site to get a template pre-created where you just type in the information and stuff.
Hi there,
At this moment i dont know to work with html but i will check all your links and i think i will learn it very fast. I also will try the ways to create a website. Thanks for all your good advice, this is a nice beginning for a good start. Thanks, and i will work on my website. Iam confident that it will work
Hi,
An update: I will use the What Your See Is What You Get editor because I need more time to understand HTML. I just bought a book about HTML and I will first studying it and in the meanwhile i will use the What Your See Is What You Get editor.
What I would do for a beginner making a website, is to use Fantastico and a website building script or template, theny ou can just enter all your info staright through Fantastico on Cpanel. Easy!
QUOTE(husker @ May 13 2006, 08:13 PM)  What I would do for a beginner making a website, is to use Fantastico and a website building script or template, theny ou can just enter all your info staright through Fantastico on Cpanel. Easy! Thanks for the info but do you have link where i can found Fantastico, i am really interested and when its as easy as you describe than i will defenitly use it. Is Fantastico free to download or do I have to purchase the software? Thanks
Open Source Web Design is a place to download free web designs and share yours with others.
Open Source Web Design is a collection of web designs submitted by the community that anyone can download free of charge! The Open Source Web Design project was founded in September, 2000 by Francis J. Skettino. The goal was to provide the Open Source community with quality web designs to help get people's projects on the web in a way that is both organized and good looking. From personal blogs to content managements systems to full fledged businesses, OSWD has been providing free web designs to those who need them for years. With your help, we will continue to do this for years to come. http://www.oswd.org/designs/browse/sortby/downloads/page/1/ Latest Entries
Yup, W3schools is the best one.
The other better one is FreeWebTown 1 Portal. I'm planning to include coding lessons in my website once I get it going. They created the language, you use it. Use NotePad or AceHTML to write the code. I personally recommend using AceHTML FreeWare 6. You can use AceFTP Free to publish the files. I seriously DO NOT recommend FreeWebs.
http://w3schools.com
they have good tutorials for html and css. they're the ones who created the language, so you'll get the right info from them =) you can make an html document using notepad, and then use ftp to transfer it to the web.
If you want it really simple, buy or download a "click-and-drag" type of program, such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver. you can make do with that till you've mastered coding. or you could get a premade one. peachie.nu is a good site i think.
My suggestion would for you to use Freewebs.com. It is a very simple layout, and it is easy to understand for frist timers. I know that no one really likes to hear this, but you should look up a bit of PHP, and you should FULLY know HTML to build a half decent website. I mean, it's not the easiest thing, but after a while it not only becomes second nature, but you start to find uses for it EVERYWHERE! Good luck.
The best way to start with your website is HTML. Believe me, What you see is What you get doesn't work properly (mainly browser-compatibility issues).
At first, when I was 8 years old, I started using FrontPage Express and Microsoft FrontPage 2000 to play around with a weather/meteorology website. I didn't know about Firefox/Netscape and other browsers back then. It looked fine in Internet Explorer. Soon after that, I discovered a book in my local library called Creating Web Pages. It introduced some other programs, but it said the best way was to go with HTML. A few months ago, I saw a book called HTML 4. I browsed through it and that was the FUN way to learn HTML. Even though it had deprecated tags, it was still easy. If you want to learn (X)HTML, go to http://w3schools.com OR http://freewebtown.com/portal1.
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