Hiring someone to put a site together can cost thousands of dollars. More important, you may find making changes later brings significant added cost. It is best to build your own pages, for then you have total control.. So you can be:
Anyone wants to start learn how to create web sites.
Those who maybe have knowledge in creating websites like those using automated software or paid online services but they want to understand the best way to do it and do not lose money online or paying a web designer.
The content of this website is too for those people that have already some experience in building websites because we covering the latest technology recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) the XHTML (the new version of HTML) for web standards , how to jump from static website to dynamic one with PHP and MySQL.
This will help you to be on the web with a real website that goes with needs of the new devices that access to the web and make it standard to be accepted by the search engines to attract more visitors.
What This website Covers:
Long time ago, you had to learn only one language to write Web pages: HTML. As the Web has advanced, however, so have the technologies you need to learn in order to create effective and attractive Web pages. with us, you will be learning a few different languages: HTML, XHTML, CSS, and a bit of dynamic language such as PHP and Data base MySQL. But before you start learning each of these languages individually, it helps if you understand what each of these languages does and folow lessens by order.This is not just a theory and history lesson, however; you will be writing your first Web page sooner than you might think, and a long the way you will also learn some of the essential background information, such as what a markup language actually is, the difference between a tag and an element, and how a Web page is structured.
As you are about to see, a Web page is made up of not only the text or images you see when you visit a site, but also information about the structure of the document, such as what text is a heading and where each paragraph starts and finishes. Each Web page can also contain general information such as a title for the page, a description that can help search engines such as Google index your Web site, and links to things called style sheets that change the appearance of fonts, colors, and so on.
In this website you will:
- Meet HTML, XHTML, CSS, and learn what each does
- Learn the difference between tags, elements, and attributes
- See how a Web page is structured
- Learn why rules that say how a document looks are best kept separate from the content of the Web page
- Cover the differences between writing HTML and XHTML
- Learn how to use Dreamweaver to help you to write Web pages
- know how to choose a topic and build a full website.
- Be able to choose the best host for your website
- Learn how to get visitors to your website and make it available in the search engines such as Google.