Creating Web Pages

Creating a good website is a difficult and long process. It requires patience and systematic work in order to achieve a desirable result.

1. Choosing a domain name.
What is a domain name? It basically is the bold part of the full address, which we can see in the address bar of the browser, for example: http://www..pl, http://www.onet.eu. First, we have to decide what domain name we want? This part is very important, because we're going to use it in an e-mail address, on a business cards, in advertising or a letterhead. The domain name should be easy to remember and easy to spell on the telephone for our potential clients.

2. Web space (hosting).
You have to buy a web space from the owner of the server that is on the clock 365 days a year, and is connected to a high speed internet, which today means at least 100 Mbits per second. Otherwise your website will be slow and eventually is going to discourage potential internet users.

3. Choice of technology.
Web page can be written in different programs. Even in such easy to use programs as Word or notepad. However, we have to remember, that it is necessary to update it regularly. To add something new. You can put pictures, change some text or add extra one. That is why, it is crucial to choose programs, that allows us make easy changes straight away.

4. Format.
You need to decide what type of background, subtitles colour and menu type (animation) you want. Should the web page have one column or two or maybe even three? Should the side menu be on the right or left side, and so on. View examples.

5. Choice of functional modules.
Number of additional modules that enhance the web page is only limited , by a creative inventiveness of the webmaster. Usually, the following modules are available:

- Archived Content
- Statistics
- Who's Online
- Footer
- Random Image
- Search
- RSS Feed
- Related Articles
- RSS
- Wrapper
- Login
- Custom HTML
- Menu
- Carousel
- Snapshots
- Latest News
- Banner
- Twitter
- Sections
- Breadcrumbs
- Poll
6. Choice of e-mail address.
To contact visitors that visit our site. I don't recommend using addresses from a free servers like googlemail as it looks like we don't have enough money for a proper domain name.

7. Layout of Web Pages.
The items on the menu, layout and substantive content. We have to decide if we want menu to be up or on the side of the page. How big should be the logo? How many columns do we want on our page (similarly when we read our favourite newspaper or internet portal: they all have one or more columns)? Should we have an animation or a movie clip? It all depends on our imagination, as modern tools make it all possible very easily to realize.

8. Texts on the page.
This issue is extremely important. Why do we need a website that nobody knows! Search engines are simple machines and tools, such as ordinary as simple hammer. If you do not write much about your business or the area of expertise, that you know a lot, your website is going to be lost in many hundreds of millions of other websites, that the authors limit themselves to:

- Home
- About Us
- Services
- Contact

Today it is not enough to just have several lines of text on a page and a "flying bird". Search engine robots that constantly probe the Internet resources (approximately every two weeks on the specific page) must come from somewhere to read the contents page (which keywords we use on our website) and compared to words that people enter into google.co.uk. For example "Computer help london. The ideal is to be on the first position in the search results.

9. Photos for a page.

10. Graphic logo.

11. Site Map

12. Application pages to search engines.
Such as google, bing, yahoo, ask, sprint etc.

13. Analysis of the competing websites.
The best way to find out why other sites are high in search engines is their analysis. Both of these elements, which we can see, as well as, hidden ones. Above all, elements such as:

- Title page
- Keywords
- Structure headlines
- Quality of text
- External links that lead down to the page.

14. Positioning.
Positioning is a very broad field of knowledge about the search engines such as google etc. Today it is nearly seen as an art, because how else you can call this big race to get your website on the 'first page of the google'.

15. Web page backup.
Customer System Management is that kind of website that allows you to make changes on it without knowledge of specific programming codes. You just need to log on to a special panel and you can do any changes on your own.

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http://www.professional-computer.co.uk/web-design/web-design

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