who designed the livestrong.com Web site?
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And currently it was built by using Yahoo's Page Builder.\n.. so Yahoo made it.
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I can give you a link that deals with web site design. It may be useful to you...! Microsoft (free domain and hosting for life) , Google (Googlepages, Blogger) , Yahoo (Geocities), Freewebs are some of the companies offering free websites with design tools . A list of free websites with features and links is available at  http://tinyurl.com/lw7kp
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hi,\ni designed my website (http://scepco.tk) using webpage maker V2 and i found its good.......... u can also try that in addition check out these websites also...
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There is no such site developed by any person and there is no site available in the internet U have the site for the livescore as most of the site are providing that
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go to the site below.. a community of web designers
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The head section!  :)  check the following HTML guide for more tagd and tag placement and use questions.\n\nGood luck with the site design  :)
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Here you go!\n\nhttp://www.designerchecks.com/CheckDetail.aspx?vpid=76
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The advantage of any LIVE data is that it is dynamic. For example the Top 10 artists could change on a weekly basis. If you have them in an Excel sheet as you mentioned, then you need to periodically change the same and re-host it in your website.\n\nOn the otherhand, if you incorporate Live Feed (RSS) from that website, it will always be Latest as the update on their site is updated directly on your website.\n\nAnother example is the Latest 3 questions I have asked!! If you put the RSS from my page on your website, whenever I ask a new question, that feed with update your website!! \n\nHope that clarifies.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Livewire.com and search for it.
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Given the phrasing of your question, I assume the "they" you are referring to is the people who have built my most favorite site. But, to be safe, I will answer the question in a creative way: I am going to list a variety of web 2.0 sites and tell you what they do and why each will be successful. I am also going to focus upon relatively new web 2.0 sites, as you will have heard of the less new ones. I hope you don't mind.\n\nWeb 2.0 Winners, in order of least favorite to most favorite:\n\n14. LifeIO (http://lifeio.com/) – The coolest calendar, photos, contacts, sharing, application I have seen in a long time. It is a webified mash-up of the essential stuff you need to manage your life. Very well designed. Well executed. \n\nReason they will win: the integration of these tools inside a socially aware web app is truly unique. They will get snapped up by Yahoo! Or AOL within the next six months. I predict Yahoo! Since LifeIO’s CEO is an ex-Yahoo! Exec.\n\n13. Sharpcast (http://www.sharpcast.com/) – These guys synchronize all your content and apps across your mobile, desktop, laptop, Windows or Mac machines. The cool thing is how you can use files across devices, just they way people actually work.\n\nReason they will win: They are solveing a real problem. They will be able to sell their solution for a price that users will tolerate and make pleanty of money off of the millions of people who will buy it.\n\n12. Vpod.tv (http://blog.vpod.tv/) – YouTube is great, but they lack really great online video editing capabilities. These folks have nailed that one. They also have a really great sharing and monetization model.\n\nReason they will win: They will struggle to position against YouTube, Google Video, etc., but like LifeIO, they are on the fast track to be bought, probably by AOL, or someone like that.\n\n11. Webaroo (http://www.webaroo.com/) – Search the web when you are not connected. This product is based upon figuring out the web’s 80/20 rule of which sites are the most probably relevant sites and making them available in a web search engine that is available offline.\n\nReason they will win: Again. They solve a real world problem in a cleaver way. I would expect Ask.com or some second-tier search player to make a move to buy them before they get too big.\n\n10. ZiXXo (http://zixxo.com/cmn/Homepage.aspx) – Merchants can create online coupons that can be redeamed by users in the physical shopping realm for a fraction of the price that I would cost them to produce the same coupons and distribute them via newspaper or direct mail. These coupons could even be made available in the context of web sites or blogs, etc.\n\nReason they will win: They are so drastically reducing the cost of coupons, and making them available to consumers so conveniently, the money drivers will cause it to succeed, as they apply from a variety of angles: from the advertiser, to the person wanting to save on products. It will just work well, and then make their money off of service fees for millions of coupons printed by people wanting to save money.\n\n9. Ether.com (http://www.ether.com/) – Lets you earn money selling what you say. Think of this as a place you can offer your over-the-phone advice and get paid for it. I can think of a bunch of uses for this. One of the funnier ones is driving directions. Call me up from your cell phone and for $0.50 I, or one of my pool of answerers, will give you directions from your current location to whereever you are trying to go. Or, I am a family counsellor, and I get calls all the time from clients off hours. This way I can charge them a small fee for talking through their crisis with them.\n\nReason they will win: People have been monetizing products on the web for a long time. Now, they can sell their services. It is a natural and logical next step, and they have made it super easy to set up.\n\n8. SoonR (http://www.soonr.com/web/front/home.jsp) – Turns you PC into an personal con
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http://www.designpsych.com/page7.html
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that's not that hard. Especially, I'm not sure that the webpage is fully hand made. Perhaps most is in WYSIWYG, while bits of tweaks here and there by hand.\n\nDefinitely stupid enough though, to put style tag not in the head section.\n\nAnd the code, is rather messy (although not as messey as a usual badly-designed page though, it's quite clean although not clean enough)\n\nBasically, this person is good at designing a webpage, but he is not that good at HTML. (a complete inverse of me)\n\nAnd it's not that time consuming and hard either, James. This kind of page can be done in less than 1 hour by a good web designer (in WYSIWYG) and around 2 hours handmade. He is just a good designer, but is not that good at implementing the design.
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http://www.livejournal.com/
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Designing a website is a complexed thing, unless you do not want it simple.\n\nYou'll require the knowledge of HTML, PHP, JAVA and many more languages to do dynamic sites or rather static sites.\n(Dynamic are constantly changing sites like CNN NEWS site. Static are sites that has no changing content.)\n\nBut there are so many softwares, that has already designed templates, to assist you with your intention. You could find them at www.downloads.com and simply enter key words "Site creation software/web page designing".\n\nAlso be aware that, designing a site is only a basic part. But you'll need means to successfully make them available for the world to access. For this you'll need a Domain, simply the address/location where your sites going to be i.e. www.yoursite.com or www.lycos.co.uk/yoursite. There various options like paid domains and free domains. \n\nNext you'll need a place to keep the files, so that @ anytime anyone could come access them. This location is called a "server". The storage service offered is called "Web-hosting". Usually there is a fee for this service. But you do find free web-hosting services, though under certain conditions, the web-hosting service would add its own banner on your site.\n\nFor paid and free domains you could visit,\nwww.geocities.com\nwww.tripod.co.uk\n\nThese sites offer both paid and free domains and web-hosting services inclusive of value added services. (PHP support, MYSQL support database)\n\nHope this was interesting and educative.
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If your website is NEW, that is the way it goes.    It takes quite a while to get there, even when you use a Search Engine submittal tool.  \n\nYou have plenty of time to get your META TAGs right.\n\nHere is an example of a brand new website: \nhttp://www.cruisingconnecticut.com\n\n<title>Cruising Connecticut With a Picnic Basket, by Jan Mann</title>\n\n<META NAME="description" CONTENT="Cruising Connecticut With a Picnic Basket combines the ultimate daytripping guide with recipes for perfect picnics. A book by Jan Mann">\n\n<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="Cruising, Connecticut, Picnic, Basket, day-tripper, guide, recipes, Jan\nMann, isbn 0-9777174-0-2, Hillside House Publishing, travel, book, Arts, Music, Theater, City, Walking Tours, Fall Fun, Foliage, Hiking, Biking, Historic Homes, Gardens, Mystic, Shopping, Special Interest, Spring, Wildflower, Water Fun, Wineries, Brookfield Craft Center,Downtown Cabaret Theatre,Bridgeport,Eugene O'Neill Theater Center,Waterford,Hartford,New Haven,Elm Knoll Farm,Somers,East Hartford,Rentschler Field,Yale Bowl,Kent Falls,Cornwall Covered Bridge,Air Line Trail,East Hampton,Colchester,Hebron,Devil's Hopyard,East Haddam,Heublein Tower,Talcott Mountain State Park,Simsbury,White Memorial Conservation Center,Litchfield,Boothe Memorial Park & Museum,Stratford,Florence Griswold Museum,Old Lyme,Gillette Castle State Park,East Haddam,Harkness Memorial State Park,Waterford,Roseland Cottage,Woodstock,Mystic,Mystic Seaport,Mystic Aquarium,Olde Mistick Village,Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center,Mystic River,Essex,Marlborough Barn,Connecticut Trolley Museum,East Windsor,Dinosaur State Park,Rocky Hill,Institute for American Indian Studies,Washington,Old New-Gate Prison & Copper Mine,East Granby,Stamford Museum & Nature Center,Stamford,UConn,Storrs,Connecticut College Aboretum,New London,Flanders Nature Center,Woodbury,Farmington River Tubing,New Hartford,Hammonasset Beach State Park,Madison,Thimble Islands,Branford,Stony Creek,Haight Vineyard,Litchfield,Hopkins Vineyard,New Preston, daytrip,picnic,craft center,music,theater,City,walking,tour,Fall,Foliage,Hike,bike,trails,farm,football,tailgating,waterfall,covered bridge,forest,park,mountain,museum,castle,cottage,seaport,aquarium,village,downtown,nature ,kayak,barn,trolley,dinosaur,indian,prison,animal,barn,arboretum,tubing,beach,cruise,vineyard,winery,food,recipe,outdoors,basket,cruising,wildflower,shop,water,homes,gardens ,recreation,activity,menu,attraction,tourist,travel">\n<META NAME="robots" CONTENT="all, index, follow">
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is it a personal website? or professional?
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Article on this:\nhttp://www.w3.org/Consortium/\nTimeline:\nhttp://www.w3.org/History.html\n\nYou asked, "What was the first website ever?" Well, that depends on your definition of "web site." It would be great if there was a nice clear-cut answer, but, like most inventions, the world wide web didn't just pop into existence all at once....It happened (and is still happening) in stages. A reasonable answer might be the site that Tim Berners-Lee put together at CERN for the development of the first Browser/Editor, called WorldWideWeb, in 1990. But people might say, no, that didn't have enough in it of what we would today call "web technology" to qualify. Others might say, no, there were earlier things that qualify like Vanevar Bush's " As We May Think" article in the July 1945 Atlantic Monthly.\n\nBut I'll stick with whatever test data Berners-Lee used in the development of the program called WorldWideWeb. Certainly by 1993, there were several sites at CERN that qualified by most people's definition.