where would i find great graphics for web page?
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If it's not for a commercial site there are a ton of websites out there.\n\nFor Non-Commercial I would recommend:\nhttp://www.gif.com\nhttp://www.321clipart.com\nhttp://www.gifanimations.com\nhttp://www.barrysclipart.com\n\nFor Commercial I would recommend:\nhttp://www.clipart.com\nhttp://www.graphicsfactory.com\nhttp://www.animationfactory.com
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See this websites:\nhttp://www.bigoo.ws/\nhttp://www.pimpmyspace.org/\nhttp://www.glittergraphics.us/
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http://www.beautifulwallpapers.com/\n\nhttp://www.webwallpapers.com/\n\nHere are a couple that I like.
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www.cdcovers.cc\n\ni love it there.
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best one I've found so far is this one:  \n\nhttp://www.christmasmyspacelayouts.com\n\nThey also have a lot of Christmas Myspace graphics
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ummm...try chasebadkids.com...they usually ave pretty good backgrounds/layouts.
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Consider buying or downloading Microsoft Publisher or Printshop (unless you want to use that html thingy!)\n\nChoose your combination color first. 2,3 or 4 colors is ok. Too many color will make you look like clown.\n\nThen, design on a piece of paper. Where you want to put the hyperlink is... the text... how large... what pictures..... bla bla bla.\n\nThen start on your project. If you have Microsoft Publisher or Printshop, there is tons of webpage design that you can personalize.\n\nThen, right click the save one. Right click and open with notepad. Copy the html codes from website. As example if you want your scrollbar color match your webpage, or word tailing your mouse point.....)\n\nAfter it done, upload to your hosting server like Geocities Yahoo or whatever. Rename your supposed-to-be home on your website index.html. Finish!\n\nHey, try this \nhttp://www.bravenet.com\nit's free!
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One of the coolest "design" sites that I like to use is the CSS Zen Garden.\n\nThe HTML markup stays the same, but the site gets a radically different look and feel based on different style sheets.\n\nwww.csszengarden.com
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assume the entire screen size is between 640x480(lamer sized)  and 1200x1600(my size)\n\nmake the site look good with both extremes and everything in the middle!\n\nuse css, never specify exact point sizes (that's old school), make sure  the page looks good when you boost the font size or cut it way down... (via the menu)
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The Animation factory has animated GIF files for web site decoration. You could Google [free clipart animation] or variations thereof.
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If your just starting out go to http://openwebdesign.org\nthey even have category of fun templates
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www.businesschambers.com/sh.cfm?sq=Graphic%20Design%20Course\nhttp://www.celedy.com/productoverview.html
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www.grisoft.com\navgfree
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http://www.pc-wallpapers.co.uk/
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I suggest that you use Dreamweaver or Front page, these are the best 2 prgrams used in webdesign. If you want to spice up your site with some dynamic effects, you can use some javascript. Tones of scripts are available online for free.\nIf you want to go a step further, you can create an interactive site, still using Dreamweaver, which offers a good deal of interactivity tools.
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I personally LOVE www.purpleglitter.com! It sounds like it's for girls, but they have tons of very cool and unique backgrounds--you should check it out!
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A really good option is stock.xchng (http://www.sxc.hu/).\nIt is a large community driven archive of stock images that are offered free. There are some options to purchase higher quality options (through a partner site, if I remember) if you were doing a large format print piece, but the images on the site should be more than high enough resolution for website use.\n\nThe interface is basic, but very useful. They have around 200,000 images, and add between 200-500 a day.\n\nHope this helps you.