Simple
Web
Pages
Some
linksThe Web
page that this page was based upon
A
different set of pages based on "Very Simple" guildelines (composite
NA)
&
Exercises
Tables
on
this page
Text
on
this page
Colors
on
this page
Links
on
this page
Picture
on
this page
Building
Useful Web Pages
With Minimal Effort...
with
no knowledge of
Java,
Java Script, MySQL, PHP, ASP, POP, CSS, W3C, COBOL, or Assembler...
but
with
a
little bit of knowledge of html.
(hypertext
markup
language)
That's the stuff
in the file that makes
the stuff on the
page go
where, and as, you
want it to go.
.
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for a minimal Web site Page(s) to post Construct your pages with software that does the html coding for you, but doesn't try to get fancy: a few fonts and font sizes, the colors, setting up links, and tables: that'll go a long way.A host for your pages Many, probably most, ISP's (Internet Service Providers) make a substantial amount of server space available for free for their ISP customers.A URL to get the public to your page(s). If you use the space provided by your ISP, your Web address will probably look something like this: home.fullserviceinternet.com/~meandmywife/ This is not a "domain name" (like explorepdx.com). A domain name is the next step up from the "Very Simple" level of Web presence. You buy a domain name and pay a yearly registration fee for it. Then, hosting companies make their money by setting up your hosting account with them so that clicking on links on the Internet takes a browser to the pages with your domain name. It can all be very inexpensive: domain name registration about $10/year and hosting for as little as about $4/month. (And the prices keep coming down.)Once a Web site is started in the "Very Simple" mode it can be expanded to include its own domain name, it's own hosting, its own webmaster who does as much of the Web wonders as he or she wants to tackle... |