how do you start your web page design?? or how do you design it please answer do on monday.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!
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If you are looking to design a webpage, google for a WYSIWYG editor, if not, don't fret about the powerpoint issue.\n\nYou can download OpenOffice.org, available from http://openoffice.org, and use a tool that comes with the suite known as "Impress" to create slideshows that may be exported in Powerpoint format.\n\nBest of luck on your project!
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I would start with a very simple html page, and then add the CSS, watching how it changes the text and layout of the page as you change things.  You should also check out w3schools.com for their CSS tutorial.
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Get a graphic designer to design the page. It looks a little to much like a homepage right now.\n\nOne of your biggest tools will probably be the search engines. Get your developers to lose the frames. They really dont help with your search engine rankings / placement. The same seperated menu / content style can be achieved without frames.\n\nOverall, throw a little money at it and get it a little more professional looking. Your biggest move right now is to get a good design company onto it.
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Riya - Could you please link to an example of a group page that you like? This would help everyone answer your question.\n\nBy the way, there is a Yahoo! Help entry on the subject that I think might be helpful:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/settings/settings-05.html\n\nFrom the FAQ:\n"If you insert HTML content, make sure to use basic elements, like tables, links to images, and simple colors and fonts."\n\nYou can set your group description by:\n1) Logging into your group as the Group Owner (happens by default if you created the group)\n2) Clicking "Management" at the bottom of the left-hand navigation panel\n3) Under "Group Settings," click "Description & Appearance"\n\nIt is there that you can edit your group's description, inserting basic HTML. To make your page look really spiffy, aslo change the colors, which may be done at the bottom of that page ("Description & Appearance" -> "Colors and Photo"). If you REALLY want control, use the "Custom" color scheme at the bottom of the "Colors and Photo" page, and click the "Edit" link. Then you have complete control.\n\nAs suggested above, if you want to have neat animations or images, the only place you can put that is in the Group Description, and the only way you can have animation is if you use an animated GIF. I'm pretty sure that Flash doesn't work.
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A web designer can be located anywhere.  What are you trying to create?  I have a good contact for web stuff; flash, etc.  Email me.
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Right click on the grey area at the top of your web page and chosse customize.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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this same question was asked so ill paste my previous answer:\n\n\nlearn the basics of html. lissaexplains.com gives you clear simple directions about the basics of html. you may not want to learn html but if you want to be able to customize your site the way you want it and not have to use templates than learn html. once you get the hang of html and understand it you will be able to take html codes from html help sites and alter them to fit your needs since most of the codes you use to make your page will be codes you gather from other sites and you'll have to alter them yourself to fit your site.\n\nsecondly you'll need to get either adobe photoshop or paint shop pro. paint shop pro is easier and cheaper and works just as well as adobe. you'll use that program to design your page.\nlearning html and paint shop pro or adobe are adventures all by themselves so be patient. the biggest obstacle with using paintshop pro to make web layouts is your MIND. I know it sound crazy but its true. There are hundreds of tutorials on how to use paint shp pro but if you cant use your mind and be creative then making a layout is useless.\n\nOnce you've mastered that, which may take a couple months, you can learn php which is pretty easy if you learn step by step\n\nyou can go to blog.bootlegcrayolas.com. the layout (the model and the effects) was made in painshop pro and saved as an image. and the html portion of the site is the text and the positioning of the text and the color of the texts and links and whatnot. both components came together and made that site.\n\nIf you want me to help you through out your process i will be glad to help because i know what it was like learning and how frustrating it was not having one on one help. you can email me at esha@bootlegcrayolas.com with you aim or yahoo name and i can guide you through it.
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Ok - these are just impressions.\n\nIntro:\nI found the scrolling title distracting. Everything else looks pretty clean.  If you're going to have any motion, I would put it with the brain graphic more than likely.\nA little hesitation when I went to go to next page - it's not exactly clear.  Continue should be under the main text -think "website for a real dummy" always - simple is best.\n\nNext event button doesn't work. So I clicked "Members," unsure of what that might be.  You might relabel it project staff or something similar so it doesn't look like it was a default tag, but that's probably a nitpicky point. \n\nMembers page:\nCrop the photo at the bottom - date stamps are not cool. Just bring it in tight around the group's shoulders. This text, "Dr: Yasser M. Kadah" needs help.  You'd be better off changing it to something like "Supervisor: Dr. Yasser M. Kadah" or at least putting a full stop (period) instead of a colon.  Lose the scrolling text again - everything else pretty clean, get photos of other project staff if you can but I completely understand having to put placeholders.\n\nProject Steps:\n\nOk, again the scrolling text needs to go.  Otherwise, get an English or Journalism person to go through the text - you've got some awkward syntax. The under construction pages - even when a page is under construction, be sure to link back to the source page just for visitor convenience.  You need to either open a pop-up for pages not on your site, or warn that the link goes to an external site.\n\nSchedule:\n\nUmm, not sure about this page - is there a reason for it?\n\nDownloads:\nAgain, a good proofreading - "useful" has only one L in it.  The scrolling bar is beginning to drive me insane.\n\nContact us:\n\nPretty clean, except instead of "Eng : Mohamed Sami" I would either spell out the word or use a full stop (period) rather than a colon.\n\n\nOverall, you've got a pretty clean design, since I was able to just nitpick it.  Other than a couple of places where navigation is unclear, just please, please, be rid of the scrolling "Brain Computer Interface."  The problem is that it is the only moving item in the entire website, so your eye tends to be drawn to it.  You'd probably be better off running an entirely static design.\n\n\nOh yeah - I'm running on a broadband hookup, newest version of IE.  Look at mine as the layman (read: most users!) version of a rundown.  Most site viewers are neither going to know nor care what code is in the site, so long as it works and looks good.  Do feed in the META tags as mentioned above, though, you will need them for the search engines to pick up on.
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hotgirl,\n\nThere are numerous websites which offer templates for making your own webpage.  And since you are on here, it's safe to assume you have a Yahoo account.  Yahoo also offers webpage templates and assistance in setting up your own, free website with limited space.  Do a search on Google for webpage design templates, look around, and choose the one you like the best.  I've included a few for you to help you get started.  Best of luck!
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Hi,\n\nIf you know use Microsoft Word, then you can easily create /design web-pages using Microsoft Front Page.\n\nGood luck!
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You'd be best to learn a little about CSS. It will help you in both situations. And if you are really interested in cross-browser design, use Dreamweaver instead.
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If you use dreamweaver, or frontpage to design your site, you have to create a table inside your page, and then click inside the coding section of the design tool, insert the code inside here instead of like text directly into the table.\nPlease post more info on what you are using to design your site!!!\nPersonally I use adbrite, and you can see an example of this on my sites\nChocokettle.com has it down the sides. Whilst phx has it inside the forum.
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I'm in agreement with Drew here.\n\nIt's not something you just up and decide to do without any previous knowledge of webdesign.\n\nHowever, let me try to be of some help\n\n1) You need to know a great programming language.  I built my dating site in ASP.NET.  You can use PHP or ASP, it's a matter of personal choice.\n\n2) Find a good hosting site that will allow a lot of bandwidth.  I use jodohost.com\n\n3) Think up a great name for the site and register it as the domain name.  It needs to be something catchy and people will remember.\n\n4) It needs to be designed so that people can use a trial version for like 3 days or something.  This way you can encourage new users.\n\n5) Build multiple plans that people can choose from for payment options.  Everyone has their own budget so tailor to multiple budgets.\n\n6) Keep it simple and not too cluttered with crap.  \n\n7) Great features are chatting, profiles, instant messaging, forums, compatability tests, newsletters, featured profiles, the ability to block messages by user, ability to add video, ability to add sound.\n\n8) Advertise locally first.  My site was tailored towards college students so I made sure that the local colleges were plastered with flyers (not neccessarily ethical, but hey...).\n\n9) Offer perks to new users such as unlimited use for 1 month for free, or free features such as chatting if they sign up by a certain time period.\n\n10) Network with other sites that work with dating.  Create a banner rotation system and offer to work with online coupons, flower sites, hotel sites, etc.  SOmething that will drive traffic to you from other sites.\n\n11) Advertise online everywhere.  Myspace, Bolt, Bolt2, Match.com, etc.\n\n12) Make sure it's safe for people under 18 (if you allow them to use the service).  Parents don't want their 16yr old son looking at nudity.  The more people that can use your site, will use it.  \n\nLook at other top dating sites out there (match.com) and see what they do.  take from their ideas.
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Hoo boy....just read my blog. \n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/dreamweaver.629ok
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anyone can create a website. Depending on how much time you have to devote to the website, will depend on how ascetically pleasing to the eye the web site is. \nUnless you are using a program such as front page, you will have to have a knowledge of at least HTML, if you don't have this knowledge, there are several good websites available to help you.  One such website is http://www.htmlgoodies.com.   You can start there with the html tutorials and proceed from there. \nAs far as hosting the web site, personal opinion would be to develop the site, before pricing the hosting plan.  Depending on how long it actually takes you to create the site and then what design elements you have chosen to incorporate will make choosing the hosting plan easier. Please let us know how it goes.
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A css?  Are you referring to Cascading Style Sheets?\n\nIf you need to make a CSS style sheet for a web page, start here: http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp\n\nAnd when you get past the basics, look at sites like this for inspiration: http://alistapart.com/\n\nEdit:  I forgot to mention http://csszengarden.com/  Click on one of the links on the right to change the style.  Bear in mind that the HTML for each of these designs is EXACTLY the same.  Behold the power of CSS.
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I learned some design principle when i was still study\n\n1) Arrangement\nMost sites are expository, so arrange for easy comprehension\n\n2)Navigation\nNavigation should be always cleary show what kind of infomation is at the link's destination, and show the users where they are in relation to the whole\n\n3) Scrolling\nIt is best to break infomation into small chunks placed on separate pages so the readers can link from one section to another, rather than scroll through a very long page\n\n4) Coherency\nAvoid random color schemes and images that are unrelated to the content of the site.\n\n5) Signature\nAlways provide mail to link, date established, and date updated. Make sure the user knows whos is putting the infomation on the web\n\n6) Professionalism\nAvoid large graphics that load slowly. Make sure the background allows the text to be easy read