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Creating a Webpage - Starting From the Floor Up



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By : Elijah James   

One of the most relied upon means of portraying a company to the world in our modern age is via the internet. Companies can be made or broken all hinging off of the quality of their advertising, and the World Wide Web is one of the most powerful means of this advertising that exists. That is why knowing your stuff and being able to really work well is essential if you want to be a good web designer. What does it mean to create a web page and how can you learn to do it well?

Here we will present a list of ideas for getting you started with creating a webpage and how to learn to get better at it. It all begins with learning, and the learning never has to stop as you keep getting better and advancing in the web industry. Primarily we will look at what is a web page.

A web page consists of a bunch of code (primarily HTML and CSS) that defines one view of a part of a site. A web page can be the part of the site that shows the music section, or the homepage, or the blog. The content of this page can be termed either "static" or "dynamic". These two are worlds apart and make a major difference in what goes on behind the web page. A static page is a page that has the same content year in and year out. It is something that never changes. A dynamic page is a page that moves and changes, is updated and is flexible. More often than not pages nowadays are dynamic at least in one element or another. The date on them changes or something on them gets updated and fed into by other web pages.

As has already been stated, websites are based primarily on HTML code. HTML is the building blocks of any site. It defines the pieces and parts, the bricks and mortar so to speak of the site. This can include images, links, and text blocks. Then you add in your CSS which is what is the design of the page or the arranging of the page. This is what makes the site look and feel good. Both these codes can be learned fairly simply and are very straightforward to understand and graps as there is not too much too them. They can be learned from online courses or even personal study, or by simple buying a book at a library. With these two and a basic understanding of them a basic site or set of webpages can be created.

A web site generally consists of a set of webpages linked together in a sort of loop or intersection. They are all linked together and all connect to each other and can even connect to other pages. From this simple basis and summary of creating a webpage at the most simple level you will have a great basis to start and a good way to move up and get into more complicated and interactive sites.

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