what make a webpage look good?
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Assuming the content is there, it must load quickly, have a consistent and user-friendly interface across the site, and the graphics and colors used should serve to highlight parts of the page, not obscure them. Jarring combinations and messy user interfaces turn off clients and make a page look unprofessional.\nAlso, stay away from scripting unless you can do it properly (this means layers of redundancy for those who turn off scripting or have it disabled by higher forces for security purposes. The site should be equally functional (although it may be less flashy) for these users as those with scripting turned on.)\nIn addition, do not use browser-specific HTML unless, again, you plan on using redundant "cross-browser" code to ensure consistent functionality. Try to implement as much of your site as possible in standard XHTML 1.0 (for future compatibility).
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find a picture you like, copy and paste html into your page. limewire might help.
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The page you have as a link uses Flash Movies which has been edited and created in Flash MX, an animation program specifically designed for web design.\nTo get a well organised site you need to decide what content you want on your site. Draw a web design tree where you can layout the pages you want in sequential order. Think about what you want and where you want it.
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1) Determine the objective of your website...whether its going to be a online photo album or a page about you and your family or a page about your passions say a favorite actress ( :) )...\n2) Once you decide what you want to make it on decide what all you are going to put up\n3) Once you are sure about what all you are going to put up (eg what pics,what text ..what scripts will you be using and all)..search for a good free web host which supports these features (Features such as a ftp client which will allow you to upload your pics,supports the kind of scripting you want like flash,javascript,cgi etc..)\n\nsome good ones are geocties.com,lycos.com,\nbravenet.com,pages.google.com( you will need a gmail id for google pages )\n\n4) Lot of these free web hosts provide website builders which have predefined templates to allow you create a decent website easily and quickly..if you are satisfied with that..well and good..but if you want some more customization then I suggest you get a free WYSIWYG HTML editor such as NVU ..(if you have microsoft frontpage already well and good..its quite good)..\n\n5) Using the editor you can easily create a website ..learning a bit of HTML to improve the site appearance wont harm anything..\n6) If you really want to spice up your website then i suggest you can implement some javascript ...you can learn it and do it or download the scripts from the net and put it on your site..here are some sites which have a lot of good scripts with various functionalities\n\n1) http://www.javascriptkit.com/\n2) http://www.a1javascripts.com/\n3)http://www.java-scripts.net/\n\n4) http://www.javafile.com/\n\n\nsome good html tutorials for your reference are \n\nhttp://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/\nhttp://www.cmis.brighton.ac.uk/~mas/mas/courses/html/html.html\nhttp://founderweb.com/html_tutorial/\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/html_examples.asp\n\nHappy building
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Your webpage looks different in different browsers because not all browsers are standards compliant and maybe because the code in your webpage isn't standards compliant. \n\nIf what I just wrote makes no sense to you let me explain more. There are committees of people who decide the rules or standards for the code used to make webpages and how browsers should interpret that code. Unfortunately, as you have already discovered, not all browsers follow those rules so things sometimes come out funny. In addition, if you used an editor to create your webpage it may not have followed the rules for the code in webpages either. As a result, it may be more than one way to interpret the code in the webpage.\n\nTo answer the second part of your question, I'll need to know:\n1)How did you create your webpage?\n2)How much time are you wanting to spend to fix it?
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There are two things at least that determine what you see when you look at a web page.\n1. The preferences of the web browser you are using. Set the default font size to a larger size. If you are using Opera, you can set the magnification size as well. \n2. If all the stuff you read on the computer is smaller, then set the screen resolution to a lower value. If you have a Mac, go to system prefs>display>and select a size above (fewer pixels) where it is set now. For example if it says 1280 x 960 then select 1024 x 768. Computers have different resolutions, so the numbers for your computer might be different than these examples. Also, if you are using a Mac, you can press Apple + or Apple - to change the default font size of many applications.\n\nBy faded you are talking about 'contrast.' find the control for that in system prefs and give the screen more contrast. If you have a monitor that has separate controls, you need to figure those out. Someone may have changed them.\n\n;-D If you are talking only about your own web page, then you have to change that from within what ever web creation software you used to make the page.
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All of the above, plus, make good use of white space.  User readable fonts, don't have a lot of distracting animations, use graphics that download and display quickly,  have the page fit within a reasonalble screen resolution.  Don't use annoying colors.
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Can't stand the black background. Otherwise it's ok.\n\nThe question is, what is your objective for which u have set up the website? U should check the website against this objective: does it help u attain it? At least that's what professional website evaluators are doing.\n\nSo if u explain what u want the website to do 4 u, we might be able to tell u if it does...\n\nGood luck anyway!
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hmmm....\n\ni think its this:\n\n<body background="url">\n\n(content of page)\n\n</body>\n\nwhere url is something like http://blah.com/picture.jpg\n\n\nbut try to learn css. its better.
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Actually it's probably not the graphics but the Cascading Style Sheets behind them. Style sheets let you create a content page which just has basic information using simple html and some codes. You can then "program" style sheets to present a certain style sheet based on the browser or operating system you're using. Firefox might get one layout, IE6 another one, IE7 a different one, and even Safari a different one. Basically the content is still the same but the layout or even the graphics might be a little different.\n\nThe browsers all support internet standards differently. So someone creating a page like this has to determine what you're running and then select the style sheet that will best be displayed by the browser you're using. If the browser only supports a portion of the standards, then the site has to know so it won't present that bit of styling.\n\nDoes that help?
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Try free.hostdepartment.com\nHowever, it has tons of ads, which is bad and can cause ugliness to your webpage.\n\nGeocities is good. It's better because it has 0 to 1 ads per page. Trust me. My sister uses Geocities and she finds it very easy to use and best of all, no ads!!!\n\nIf you need help with HTML, try www.webmonkey.com  They also have lots of other websites and free tutorials.\n\nHappy Website
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One of the coolest "design" sites that I like to use is the CSS Zen Garden.\n\nThe HTML markup stays the same, but the site gets a radically different look and feel based on different style sheets.\n\nwww.csszengarden.com
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I like: \n\n1. SiteAdvisor - flags undesirable sites\n\n2. Resurrect Pages - lets you see cached versions of pages when you can't access the page\n\n3. IEView - opens same page in IE\n\n4. DeskCut. - creates desktop shortcuts of URLs\n\nYou might check about:config options mention in the forever geek article on performance.
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There shouldn't be any problem if you make it right. First, about the Operating Systems, You should design your web-page in 800*600 resolution, In this case no matter what kinda O.S. u use, u cn see ur web-page perfect. And I cn tell u lots of other reasons about havin such problems in different Internet Browsers, I'd better c the codes and then tell ya what is goin on!...
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Wow that's a good site. Direct to the point, clean design, clean graphics. The only thing I think you could adjust is in your meta tags. \n\nOther than that it's great.
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Most pages are designed for 1024 x 768 and better.  But 800 x 600 should be adequate for most.  However, a good webmaster will take into consideration all screen resolutions.
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There is some text on the website which is a dark grey and very difficult to read against the black background. Consider changing the color or bolding the font so it will stand out more.\n\nAlso consider offering some of the tutorials as html directly on the website. There are a number of people, myself included, who don't want to have to download a file, especially an Acrobat file.\n\nA background texture or design may help the layout of the page look even more professional. \n\nThe website is completely made from tables, though, which can load a bit slower in Internet Explorer than completely using CSS, though you seem to have a good grasp of that. Try experimenting with an all CSS site to see if it'll work for you.\n\nI noticed that the footer of the page contains an image when it could be a simple horizontal row or a border, which would also help the page to load even faster.