What software, programs can I use to make a well designed web page?
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Of course, if you want to pay Dreamweaver or FrontPage are big contenders. If you want something open source, try:\nhttp://www.nvu.com/
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Dreamweaver is the best. Easy to use and handles dynamic content very well.
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I also use Microsoft Publisher.  It is an awesome program and has already made design templates that you can use or alter to fit your needs.  Good luck!
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well, an easy way of designing web pages is to use a software called WPM( Web Page Maker). you need not have any knowledge of HTML or any other programming language to create web pages using WPM. it has many inbuilt features which make it easier for you to build your web page. you can also use flash templates to add colour and look to your page. you can download flash templates from http://www.templatemonster.com \nif you want to learn HTML or any other scripting language, http://www.w3schools.com is a great site....
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This is the real trick of web design, and there are no easy answers.  The first and easiest thing to do is to design your entire so that each page is displayed within a table, which you can give a fixed width and center.  \n\nThe next and best thing to do is to learn how to design with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).  The relatively easy to learn formatting techniques that can be applied with CSS will really make your site look professional no matter what monitor it is viewed on.
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First, you need to find a place to create your website. Try GeoCites! http://geocities.yahoo.com/ It's a great place to start; it's free and it can even give you some step-by-step tutorials some easy templates and  to work off of to make your webpage look great without too much effort.\n\nOnce you get the hang of the template and the little basics, I recommend learning HTML, which allows you to create and format your webpage and have more control and choices than a template. There are some great tutorials at http://www.w3schools.com. When you get there, try clicking on the tutorials regarding HTML. There, you can learn a bunch of stuff! I also recommend http://www.lissaexplains.com. It's a bit colorful, but it is a good guide for beginners and tells you everything you need to know in a clear, fun way.
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Webdesign can be a lot of fun to learn, however it's very time consuming.  Different professionals go different directions... Linux based and Windows Based.\n\nLinux is more of CGI, Python, Perl\nWindows is more ASP, ASP.NET, .NET (which is how I design all my websites.. if it's good enough for companies like Jaguar, it's good enough for me)\n\nThere is also software.\nYou can learn stuff like FrontPage, Coolpage, LiquidFX, and you can be ridiculed by professionals.\nOr you can use the industry standard which is Dreamweaver.  It's the best, hand's down.  Anyone whose been in the business on a professional level will tell you to go with Dreamweaver.\n\nYou need to know basic photo editing.\nFireworks, Photoshop, JASC and Corel, all provide great photoediting software.  JASC for it's money ($99) will work just fine for basic web editing.  \n\nSo, from my standpoint if you know the following setup, people will be crawling to you...\n\nASP.NET\nASP 3.0\nHTML 4.0\nCGI / PERL\nPython\nPhotoshop CS2\nDreamweaver 8
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no software singly can make a good website \nusing many softwares u can make it applealing\nlike flash, frontpage, javasccript, gif images, and soo on
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To get started in web page design, find a simple web page. Then in Internet Explorer choose View and Source. The source will show you how to build a web page. Search either YaHoo or Google for web page commands. GeoCities is a nice one for simple web page design with graphics. Graphics are a little more tedious using simple commands.
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Use HTML to create a basic page and host it on a Server.\nvisit www.w3schools.com for excellent tutorial.
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Well, you can hand craft HTML code in notepad, which is long and tedious.  Or you can use a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) program.  In such a program you pretty much drag and drop the content into the page and organize as you see fit.\n\nSuch programs include:\nAdobe GoLive\nMicrosoft Front Page\nMacromedia DreamWeaver\n\nI have used GoLive and DreamWeaver.  DreamWeaver is easier but if you use alot of Photoshop for image editing then GoLive might be for you.\n\nNOTE:  I would reccommend learning at least some HTML coding (by hand) before you jump into another program.  These programs do not always do what you think they should be doing and if you understand basic HTML coding you can fix what the program is doing wrong.\n\nGood luck and Have FUN!
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Try XARA Webstyle (see www.xara.com) or Effective Site Studio (www.effectivestudios.com).
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try hand coding your html in notepad...it will benefit you more when you really want to get a good site going...but you can also try NVU (n-view) its open source so you will have full access to features and free. :)
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Also check out\nhttp://webdesign.about.com/od/webdesignbasics/
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Page Plus SE is a free design programme.\n\ngo to http://www.freeserifsoftware.com/?SP=FSSPPSEW\n\nGood programme and good site
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Adobe DreamWeaver is about the best.
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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