Create a web site

This book illuminates the secret of building a web site. It is the most practical and simple self-guide for kids on how to create a web site in just couple of hours.

Create your Web site NOW!

Small - 100 pages or so and you have a fully functional web site,
Practical - To-The-Point explanations
Simple - any child can create a web site, from 8 to 80,
Easy - easy to understand guidelines,
Visual - fully colored

In this friendly, 204 page full-color book, teenagers can easily and quickly learn how to build a web site and publish for FREE! Through project-based examples with step-by-step instructions the kid is able to build a web site in just a couple of hours.

The basics of HTML are presented in a manner that is easy-to-read and learn from, while still covering all the necessary information to build a web site.

This HTML tutorial is an excellent, easy-to-follow book with great examples and ample illustrations that will help you design, build a Web site for the first time.

Only 100 or so pages into the book - you have already created a fully-functional Web site with 5 pages and built-in menu including: texts, links, tables and color. Look at this demo site about Saxophone.

This building a Web site book teaches kids how to build a web site using properly formatted HTML. There are products available which can hide much or all HTML from a web site developer. But I believe that knowing the fundamentals of building a web site with core HTML will help you to set up your first web site easy and quickly.

The tools needed to build a web site are already in your computer or can be downloaded for FREE!

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Excellent Resource for Web Design Novices!, November 21, 2005

Reviewer: M Parr (Livonia, MI)
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This is an excellent, easy-to-follow book with great examples and ample illustrations. A website is also included if further help is needed. Although this book is specified for a younger age group, I think all ages and levels of computer competence would benefit from reading it.
Susan Johnson
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No prior knowledge in programming is necessary!

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How to Begin Building a Personal Web Site

In this book, I will provide you with a complete example of how to build a Web site, step by step. It is very important that you follow the instructions closely and precisely. I'm sure you will come up with some creative ideas of your own as you work, and you will probably want to deviate from the instructions in the book. Stop! Don't! You will have a chance to put your own ideas into practice, but not just yet. The first thing is to build a Web site according to the instructions provided in the book. Once you have done that - then the sky is the limit!

Why a personal Web site?

In order to build a Web site you must first choose a subject. Your Web site can be about Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera or Karl Malone. Maybe a Web site about dogs, cats or monkeys. Or your favorite TV soap or sitcom (Friends, Will & Grace, Fear Factor…). Even subjects such as gardening, vegetarian food, the Grand Canyon, the Los Angeles Lakers, horse riding, judo, wine, Mexican food, Pokemons are interesting - the possibilities are endless. The trouble is that if the sample Web site is about dogs, for instance, there will always be someone who will wonder: "Why you did not build a Web site about cats?" And if the sample Web site is about the Cincinnati Reds, someone else will want to know: "Why not about the New York Knicks?" And so on and so forth.

That is the reason we are going to create your sample Web site your own personal Web site, all about you, your life, your environment, your hobbies and more.

The demo Web site provided applies to Web sites of all topics.

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