How do you make a web-site?
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Creating a website takes a few steps:\n\n1) You're going to have to find a place that will host your website. (I suggest www.godaddy.com because it's what I use.)\n\n2) You're going to have to find a unique name that no one has. (e.g. www.superwebsitenamethatscool.com)\n\n3) You're going to have to purchase this name and pay for it on a yearly basis. (I pay about $12 a year for mine)\n\n4) You're going to have to purchase an FTP Server that will hold all your images and webpages. (Godaddy will sell you one for about $4 a month)\n\n5) You're going to have to build your own website using HTML code or something like Frontpage or Dreamweaver.\n\n6) Once you build your site you upload it to your FTP Server and tell godaddy where it is and you're done!\n\nIt's really really simple. Hope that helps!\n\n~Mark Lim\n\nhttp://www.poisonappleshirts.com
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http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/?r=wh\n\nThis is a great tool for making your own website. It offers a variety of templates and other tools for you to make a website very easy. The instructions are soooo easy and the pages turn out just the way you want them to look.\n\nIt is free to download and make your pages.\nIt does cost about 11.00 a month, to add to the web, but is well worth it. It also gives you a free domain name..\n\nGood Luck\n\nDesign and Build Your Web Site\nUse our easy site building software with 380+ designs or your own third-party design tool to create a professional web site.\nYahoo! SiteBuilder Software\nYou don't need a technical background to build a professional, ad-free web site with Yahoo! SiteBuilder.\n\nCreate a site from scratch or customize one of our 380+ designs. \nGet step-by-step help from our built-in Site Creation Wizard. \nTry Yahoo! SiteBuilder before you sign up for Yahoo! Web Hosting. \nLearn more…\n\nThird-Party Tools\n\nWe support popular third-party design tools like Macromedia Dreamweaver, Adobe GoLive, and Microsoft FrontPage (2000 and 2002).*\n\nLearn more…\n\nSupport for Flash, Shockwave, audio, video, slide shows, and more.Room to Grow...and Grow!\nGet plenty of capacity to build many web pages and support lots of visitors. Web hosting plans start with 5GB of disk space and 200GB/mo. of data transfer.\nCapacity\n\nGo ahead and grow as much as you want — we've got you covered! Our popular Yahoo! Web Hosting Starter plan comes with: \n\n\n\n5GB of disk space: With enough space to build 5, 10 — even 25,000 web pages — chances are that Yahoo! Web Hosting Starter offers more than enough storage to get you going!** \n200GB of data transfer per month: Plenty of capacity to support anywhere from 1,000 to half a million visitors each month.** \nEasy upgrades: Should you need more capacity, you can purchase more disk space and bandwidth or just upgrade to Yahoo! Web Hosting Standard or Professional. No additional fees, beyond the monthly fee, are charged when you upgrade. \n\n\nScalability\n\nWe host more than 30 million web sites.*** You can rely on Yahoo! Web Hosting to handle your most advanced hosting needs.\n\n\nPricing\nYahoo! Web Hosting plans start at $11.95/mo. With no annual contracts required, you get a low-risk, high-reward investment! \nYahoo! Web Hosting offers you three plans to meet your business needs.\n\nYahoo! Web Hosting Starter: $11.95/mo \nYahoo! Web Hosting Standard: $19.95/mo \nYahoo! Web Hosting Professional: $39.95/mo \n\n\nAll plans include a $25 setup fee \n\n\n\nAll plans are billed on a monthly basis, and no long-term contract is required to receive our standard or promotional rates.\n\n\nSite Management \nYahoo! Web Hosting simplifies site management, making it easy to update your site, share site access, view performance reports, and more. \n \nUser-Friendly Control Panel\n\nYour control panel is your command center to oversee site building, file management, editing, email, and much more. \nGive web site access to multiple users, such as business partners, so others can contribute to your web site. \n\n\n \nWeb Site Statistics\n\nWith Yahoo! Web Hosting's easy-to-read statistical reports, you can gain important insight into: \n\nHow many people have visited your site \nHow many times each web page has been viewed \nWhich search engines and search terms were used to find your site \nWhich sites your visitors came from \n\n\nDownload raw access logs for an even more in-depth breakdown of your site performance — plus get a free log-analyzer tool.\n24-Hour Customer Support\nYahoo! Web Hosting is committed to giving you all the help you need to build and maintain a successful web site. \n24-hour toll-free customer support \n24-hour email support \nExtensive online help \nGetting Started guides and videos \n\nFree Domain Name\nYahoo! Web Hosting saves you money by including a free domain name with all plans. You can also use a dom
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If you just want a basic website.\nuse a template and change stuff to fit your needs ..\nTemplates 'free"\nhttp://openwebdesign.org\n\n\nYou can edit it with a text editor "I use crimson editor"\nfree download of numerous ones\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/htmleditors.shtml\n\nIf you want to use something more inclusive use a content management system..\nThey are fairly easy to setup if you just along on setup\nBasic tutorial your host should have them also\nhttp://rusw.com/db_1.htm\nSome free ones\nhttp://opensourcecms.com/      portal\nhttp://www.mamboserver.com/\nhttp://nucleuscms.org/\nhttp://www.postnuke.com/\nhttp://www.joomla.org/\n\nLinks to things you may find useful as you go along.\nhttp://www.rusw.com/li/elfreebos.htm
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You have two options.\n\n   1.  You can take the sissy route and goto http://www.geocities.com and drop and drag your website.\n\n   2. You can take the worthwhile route and learn HTML. Just google "html tutorial" and they'll tell you how to do everything. All you need is Notepad and a Browser. Of course, other things will come in handy. To make a website look spectacular, you'll probably need to make your own graphics and borders and stuff. Technically you could take 'em off http://www.flamingtext.com, but I find that drawing my own stuff with The GIMP (http://www.gimp.org) gives me a better sense of accomplishment.\n\nSince you're making "your own" website, you probably want to go the second route.\n\nOnce you've made your website, however, you'll need to stick it online somewhere. There are places that will do this for you called "Web Hosting Services". The better of these charge you a fee to use them, but there are some that offer free alternatives. Usually, the free alternatives involve placing an ugly ad at the top of your page and polluting it with annoying pop-ups, but, if you look carefully, there are some free ones that are just great.\n\nSo, good luck!
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how much do you want to do?\nto set up a website on a host like your aols, geocities and your myspaces is easy pick what option you want type of stuff.\nor \nyou could use a much more customizable program to create the website with a website making tool like front page and either have it hosted like throught the aforementioned hosts or buy yerself a domain.\nor\nyou could learn html so that you write your own website from scratch.  learing dhtml/css/javascript and others are helpfull for making a nice website. then there is the buying a domain or having it hosted options again.\nor\nyou can host the server yerself.  so you'd set up a computer with website hosting capabilities then write up the website (or again front page it) then register your ip with one of them dns servers and you'd prolly want to pay for a nice url.
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To make your own website u can use HTML,Dreamweaver (For Graphics) aand any laguage like advance java or ASP.net if you want any submission of form etc if you don't have this requirements then you can simply make your websie with the use of HTML and Dreamweaver.\n\nAfter making these all you can contact any company who can asign you domain with wich you can launch your site but this require some money\n\nFor free search on Google there are sites which launches you site for free but for limited time \n\nOr if you want that only your friends see then go to Yahoo 360 make your site online and invite different people to share your site .
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The first step is to figure out what your website will be about.  Pick a topic.\n\nThen figure out you want your first page to look.  Use a piece of paper and map it out.  Do you want a few photo's or links to other pages etc.  Really spend time gathering your information, links, photo's etc.  Save all the photo's you may want to use in a folder on your desktop.  In another folder, have all your typed up information ready to go to be copy and pasted.  If you want links to other websites (not your own) have them ready to be copy and pasted to.\n\nIt sounds like a lot of work (AND IT IS!) but the more time you spend organizing and getting everything ready to go before you get into actually creating your website, the faster and easier it will be.\n\nNext...find a free service like Geocities.  I'll put the link in the source box below.  Check them out and read all their information.  When you get a free geocities page, you can just pick webpage templates that are already designed so you really don't need to know html.  Just fill out your preferences, upload your photos and paste your links, copy and paste your info and voila!  You have a one page webpage.\n\nTo add more pages you should learn a little html.  Like how to add a link.  < a href=" http://www.geocities.com/  {the name of your new page} .html " >Click Here Stuff < /a>  (no spaces though).  Then name your new page to match.  Usually don't add a link to your main page until you have a 2nd page created...you get the idea.  Geocities has html basic help for this as well.\n\nGood luck and have fun!
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Dont use Frontpage...\n\n1. Learn HTML\n\nYou will be very happy you did. You will discover many ways to make awesome webpages.\n\n2. Learn Javascripting\n\nYou can do some awesome things with this.\n\nI recomend useing Dreamweaver, and not Frontpage. Dreamweavers layout allows you to code manualy and make stuff with a GUI interface.\n\nBut for a site, I suggest you add some downloads. :). Music, games, programs, e-books ect. Jjust don't do anyhting illegal.\nYou can host your files on places like these.\nwww.rapidshare.de\nwww.filefront.com\nwww.megaupload.com\nwww.turboupload.com\nand ect...\n\nyou can look at my site for ideas too.\n\nwww.undergrounddlz.tk
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You need to install a web server such as IIS (Internet Information Services) on your PC in order that you can host these pages.  You also need to have, at minimum, a static IP address or better a domain name, so that you can direct people to your site.  \n\nIf you have never built a website before you are going to need some kind of tutorial to walk you through.\n\nHowever, once you expose your PC to the internet in this way, you need to be aware that there plenty of people out there from the 'dark side' who will take great delight in trying to hack it.  Think very carefully before making your PC a web server.
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The best and cheapest way is to sign up for a webhosting account and buy a domain name for your site. I personally recommend nfshost.com for it. They have PHP, CGI, MySQL and lots more pre-installed. Then you have to learn PHP and MySQL and write a CMS. Depending on your current status of knowledge in these subjects, it can take about a month or two to go online. Alternatively you may use some of the readymade CMS's available online for free. Try hotscripts.com for them. Also you may hire me at a small fee to write a customised code for you ;). Email me to adeydas8[at]yahoo.com
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- design a website in Microsoft Frontpage (a really easy web designing tool);\n- visit any of the following sites to reserve a FREE webspace:\nhttp://geocities.yahoo.com/\nhttp://www.batcave.net/\nchoose whichever you prefer\n- download WS FTP:\nhttp://www.ipswitch.com/Products/WS_FTP/\nthis is (in my opinion) the best FTP Application\nuse it to upload your site to the server all at once not 5-10 files per instance\n\nThese sites shoukd have a step-by-step giude to using these applications\n\nHope this answers your question...
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well...\nhttp://www.vzz.net (web hosting free)\nand easy html tool and others at http://www.download.com are free website building tools.... easy to use + FREE!
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use HTML or CSS. If you want to make a website effortless, download Dreamweaver from Macromedia.com \nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/\nI suggest taking the tour first.\nor get Yahoo! Site builder which is very easy to do. heres the link \nhttp://webhosting.sbc.yahoo.com/ps/sb/index.php"\nYahoo! Site Builder\nIf you have any questions about html or css, go to this site\nhttp://www.msfrug.com/pages/resources.htm\nMs.Frug.com. This site can help you. Just click on the links.\nAfter your done designing your page post on the internet using Yahoo! Small Business or using other web-hosting sites.
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if u want to make a free web site, vist\nwww.geocities.com
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You can use.. yahoo 360, msn myspace, googlepages\n\napart from these you can make a web site and host your website on freeservers.com, freewebs.com or many such (try a google search and you'll get a lot of them).
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Yahoo site builder\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/internet/website.htm
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There are several hosts that give you a free web sites. Key  'free web sites' in your browser search area and you should get a return of several site hosts. They have web site wizards or HTML editors you can use to make your web pages. You can usually even create your website off line and upload it to the site. The people that host the site should be able to answer all of your questions. Good luck.