how to create a website ?and how to publish it?  

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Answered by jamseel at 11:46 AM on September 11, 2008

Creating your own website can be useful for a number of purposes. Whether it's to share your expertise on a particular topic, start an online business, foster a community, or just maintain an online journal of your activities, having a website will allow you to make your content accessible from any connected computer. It can also theoretically allow you to have a larger audience for your ideas than you would ever have otherwise. If you have useful ideas or observations to share, you may be able to share them with as many as a few dozen people throughout the day, if you are lucky. With a website, you can share them with hundreds or even thousands.

Possibly the easiest way to create your own website is to use Google Page Creator. This service, still in beta, provides intuitive interfaces for adding text, images, links, and other bits of content to a webpage hosted by Google. The web address of your page will be yourgoogleusername.googlepages .com.

Google Page Creator is a WYSIWIG web design platform, which means "What You See is What You Get" — what you create in the design interface is what your visitors will see. Google Page Creator automatically saves your website pages as you type them, so nothing of value can be lost. The whole system is so extremely simple that even those without basic computer literacy skills can probably use it.

If you want more options and functionality on your website, as well as your own dedicated web address, you'll need to create pages in HTML, register a web domain, and get a hosting server to upload your pages to. Web domains can be registered at any number of registrars — Godaddy.com is a popular one. Google "hosting" or "cheap hosting" to find many thousands of available hosting companies. As a general rule of thumb, if you're paying more than about 10 US dollars (USD) per month for hosting for a low-traffic website, you're paying way too much. Many companies offer space for 5 USD a month.

To create HTML, you can write it from scratch in notepad, or use a WYSIWIG program like Macromedia Dreamweaver or Microsoft Frontpage. HTML is not a programming language per se, and as such is much easier to use than true programming languages. You can learn basic HTML in less than an hour and start using it to create your very own web pages.

After you create your pages, they must be uploaded to your server. You will receive a username and password from your host once you register with them. You can use these in an application called an FTP program to connect your computer with the server, then send your completed pages from computer to server. Once uploaded, your website will be visible on the World Wide Web for all to enjoy. Within a few days, pages with inbound links will be indexed by Google and begin to appear in search results.

Answered by Madhurima at 4:33 PM on August 15, 2008

For create and publish website you must follow some guideline.This is a step-by-step guide taking you through the whole process.

Internet Service Provider
The very first step. You need access to the Internet via an Internet Service Provider. Internet Magazine has a very useful database of 500 ISPs which you can search and a site called Net4Nowt also has some useful lists. Or check Yahoo's list of Internet Service Providers. Or check Internet company lists, directories & resources.

Hosting your website
Find someone to host your website ie. provide space on the web for you. This could be with your ISP or another service. Yahoo has a list of Web Site Hosting services in the UK. Free web hosting services are listed at TheFreeSite.com but if you have a business, some of these services do not allow such pages. Have a look also at these practical articles on the Workz site.

Developing a web strategy
This excellent article from Real Business, full of useful hints and tips, will help you think about your strategy.

Answered by Ashish Yadav at 6:06 PM on August 05, 2008

For create and publish website you must follow some guideline.This is a step-by-step guide taking you through the whole process.

Internet Service Provider
The very first step. You need access to the Internet via an Internet Service Provider. Internet Magazine has a very useful database of 500 ISPs which you can search and a site called Net4Nowt also has some useful lists. Or check Yahoo's list of Internet Service Providers. Or check Internet company lists, directories & resources.

Hosting your website
Find someone to host your website ie. provide space on the web for you. This could be with your ISP or another service. Yahoo has a list of Web Site Hosting services in the UK. Free web hosting services are listed at TheFreeSite.com but if you have a business, some of these services do not allow such pages. Have a look also at these practical articles on the Workz site.

Developing a web strategy
This excellent article from Real Business, full of useful hints and tips, will help you think about your strategy.

Answered by Hemant Singh at 11:21 AM on August 04, 2008

For create and publish website you must follow some guideline.This is a step-by-step guide taking you through the whole process.

Internet Service Provider
The very first step. You need access to the Internet via an Internet Service Provider. Internet Magazine has a very useful database of 500 ISPs which you can search and a site called Net4Nowt also has some useful lists. Or check Yahoo's list of Internet Service Providers. Or check Internet company lists, directories & resources.

Hosting your website
Find someone to host your website ie. provide space on the web for you. This could be with your ISP or another service. Yahoo has a list of Web Site Hosting services in the UK. Free web hosting services are listed at TheFreeSite.com but if you have a business, some of these services do not allow such pages. Have a look also at these practical articles on the Workz site.

Developing a web strategy
This excellent article from Real Business, full of useful hints and tips, will help you think about your strategy.

Answered by R.P. Singh at 7:16 PM on July 24, 2008

well, You begin with the idea, usually generated by viewing other sites, or the pressure of competitive business. From there, many begin learning how to develop a site of their own and/or hire a designer. If you are doing it yourself, there is a wealth of information, tutorials, beginners' guides, advice and more on the Internet, available for free:
About.com:web design has a good set of links.
Web Developer's Journal (UK site) is packed full of information.
You can find an interactive tutorial for beginners in HTML


# he first is to set up the complete site on your local computer and then publish it, when ready, by going to "File > Publish Web". You can call the main one whatever you want (you may, for instance, create a web at C:\site\fp). This "web" should be kept locally, and it should be configured EXACTLY like your site on Intermedia: same directory names, file names, etc. It is your most important copy because, if there are any problems on the web server, you will need it.
# The second way is not recommended: you can edit your web site directly on the server (by going to "File > Open Web" and typing in the web site). This is not recommended because you will only have one copy of your site.

Answered by Rocky at 10:00 AM on July 23, 2008

well, You begin with the idea, usually generated by viewing other sites, or the pressure of competitive business. From there, many begin learning how to develop a site of their own and/or hire a designer. If you are doing it yourself, there is a wealth of information, tutorials, beginners' guides, advice and more on the Internet, available for free:
About.com:web design has a good set of links.
Web Developer's Journal (UK site) is packed full of information.
You can find an interactive tutorial for beginners in HTML


# he first is to set up the complete site on your local computer and then publish it, when ready, by going to "File > Publish Web". You can call the main one whatever you want (you may, for instance, create a web at C:\site\fp). This "web" should be kept locally, and it should be configured EXACTLY like your site on Intermedia: same directory names, file names, etc. It is your most important copy because, if there are any problems on the web server, you will need it.
# The second way is not recommended: you can edit your web site directly on the server (by going to "File > Open Web" and typing in the web site). This is not recommended because you will only have one copy of your site.

Answered by Romi at 11:43 AM on July 17, 2008

For create and publish website you must follow some guideline.This is a step-by-step guide taking you through the whole process.

Internet Service Provider
The very first step. You need access to the Internet via an Internet Service Provider. Internet Magazine has a very useful database of 500 ISPs which you can search and a site called Net4Nowt also has some useful lists. Or check Yahoo's list of Internet Service Providers. Or check Internet company lists, directories & resources.

Hosting your website
Find someone to host your website ie. provide space on the web for you. This could be with your ISP or another service. Yahoo has a list of Web Site Hosting services in the UK. Free web hosting services are listed at TheFreeSite.com but if you have a business, some of these services do not allow such pages. Have a look also at these practical articles on the Workz site.

Developing a web strategy
This excellent article from Real Business, full of useful hints and tips, will help you think about your strategy.

Create a website
You begin with the idea, usually generated by viewing other sites, or the pressure of competitive business. From there, many begin learning how to develop a site of their own and/or hire a designer. If you are doing it yourself, there is a wealth of information, tutorials, beginners' guides, advice and more on the Internet, available for free:
About.com:web design has a good set of links.
Web Developer's Journal (UK site) is packed full of information.
You can find an interactive tutorial for beginners in HTML.
UseIt focuses on good practice in web design and usability

Answered by .... ..... at 8:40 AM on July 17, 2008

For create and publish website you must follow some guideline.This is a step-by-step guide taking you through the whole process.

Internet Service Provider
The very first step. You need access to the Internet via an Internet Service Provider. Internet Magazine has a very useful database of 500 ISPs which you can search and a site called Net4Nowt also has some useful lists. Or check Yahoo's list of Internet Service Providers. Or check Internet company lists, directories & resources.

Hosting your website
Find someone to host your website ie. provide space on the web for you. This could be with your ISP or another service. Yahoo has a list of Web Site Hosting services in the UK. Free web hosting services are listed at TheFreeSite.com but if you have a business, some of these services do not allow such pages. Have a look also at these practical articles on the Workz site.

Developing a web strategy
This excellent article from Real Business, full of useful hints and tips, will help you think about your strategy.

Create a website
You begin with the idea, usually generated by viewing other sites, or the pressure of competitive business. From there, many begin learning how to develop a site of their own and/or hire a designer. If you are doing it yourself, there is a wealth of information, tutorials, beginners' guides, advice and more on the Internet, available for free:
About.com:web design has a good set of links.
Web Developer's Journal (UK site) is packed full of information.
You can find an interactive tutorial for beginners in HTML.
UseIt focuses on good practice in web design and usability

If you are paying someone else, you need to track down a good web designer. Begin by viewing sites that a designer has created, consider how much the designer charges, how long the designer takes to build a site, & how the designer will work with you.

Register a domain name
A domain name is your own unique Internet address. Choosing the right name is crucial. For a starting point follow up Domain Name Resources in the excellent Web Marketing Today. At
Checkdomain.com you can find out if any domain name is available for almost every country in the world. For legal information on domain names check out our Domain Name links.

Submit your site to search engines
Once your website is published, you need to submit it to search engines so that people will find you. For a nicely done summary of key search engines and directories, with links to Add URL pages, start at Search Engines and Directories - Submissions Pages from Words in a Row. This is an excellent site, with lots of up-to-date information to help you.

For more help try Search Engine Watch or Search Engine Spy.

Is there a tool that allows me to create a list of external websites that link to my website?
You can find webpages that link to your site using various search engines, including AltaVista (www.altavista.com), HotBot (www.hotbot.com), and Google (www.google.com). Each has its own syntax, which you'll have to study carefully. For AltaVista the syntax is: link:bigwales.com
This asks AltaVista to display all the links to bigwales.com.

Answered by Nagendra at 8:11 AM on July 17, 2008

hi there

Free everything: http://www.freebyte.com/homepages/# easyw...

If you're already web-savvy, you may prefer to do the following instead:

Free web spaces: http://www.freebyte.com/homepages/# freew...

Free web-building software: http://www.freebyte.com/homepages/# htmle... (I use AceHTML)

Then you just need a free FTP (unless you use free everything).

Answered by Reeta K at 6:21 PM on July 16, 2008