Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 5:25 am Post subject: Coding your own Web Pages
For those of you who want to learn how to code your own web pages or even just want to improve on your current skill set then I would recomend visiting the website http://www.pagetutor.com/download.html for a free and simple to follow step-by-step guide to HTML coding. You have the choice of viewing the tutorials online or downloading them for offline use
I personally keep an offline copy handy for those 'dense moments' and have witnessed a non-programmer use the tutorials to teach themselves how to code quite good sites
Everyone has their own golden snippet of advice to give out and I'm no different - just ensure you keep your webpages Simple and Smooth - avoid overly complex designs, over crowding, over colouring or over animating a single page. Keep your coding neat and quick to download plus viewable with both Internet Explorer and Firefox
And finaly if you see a webpage design that catches your eye analyise it for how it appealed and then view the source code to see how the designer programmed it (IE = View/Source FFox= View/Page Source)
Coding is relatively easy. Original content is the truly hard part. Be very careful what you do/use on your site. _________________ You can't always get what you want... http://www.fictionalworlds.com
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