Whether it's for business or personal use, it seems like everyone
has a web page these days. That may be because it's become
so affordable and easy to put a web page together. Web site
building is no longer for the "tech geeks".
Once upon a time, you had to learn HTML (hyper-text markup
language) to build a web page but today you have so many
options to create your own website that don't require you
to learn complicated coding. You can use a WYSIWG (What You
See Is What You Get) editor like Microsoft's FrontPage. This
software allows you to write your web page as you would any
other document and you can drag and drop images easily. It
takes a bit of practice to make things look the way you'd
like, but you can also purchase templates to create a professional
look and feel.
Now that we know that you don't have to be a technological
genius to build a web page -- what else do you need to create
your web presence?
Domain: This is the name of your website. You will need
to purchase a name that will represent your company or personal
web presence. For example: ebay.com is Ebay's domain name.
Web Host: You will also need to find a company that will
store your various files on the Internet. This is called
a web host. You usually pay them monthly for their service.
All in all, building a website isn't as complicated as you
may have thought previously. All it takes is some point-and-click
web building software, a domain name and a web host.
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