CREATING YOUR OWN WEB SITE

So now that you've seen all those web pages you begin to wonder: How can I create my own web page?

Well the answer is not that simple, but is not impossible.

These are some common elements on a Web Page:

ELEMENTS

FUNCTION

Page Title Appears in the browser tittle bar. Many search engines index pages based on the words in the page title.
Headings Break the page into sections, which adds organization and visual interest. Headings range from size 6, the smallest, to size 1, the largest.
Text The text on a Web page is the "meat" because generally it provides the information.
Graphics Pictures tell a story. Graphics images on the page need to be added separately. Some designers add graphics images to the background of a page
Hyperlinks Hyperlinks on a Web page provide jumps to other locations. Each link is actually made up of two parts. The anchor, which is the portion you click, is usually text but can be a graphic. The URL portion shows the location to which the user moves when the anchor is clicked
Contact Information Most pages display the name and e-mail address of the page owner.

There are many sites which can help you to built your own home page.

May be the following links will help you to understand better the process.

http://www.hooked.net/~larrylin/web.htm

http://www.htmlgoodies.com

http://www.stanford.edu/class/ed224/How_to/construction_sites.shtml

 

Workshops created by  Natalia Madden for Fairview Public Library, Spring 1999.