HTML

Visit most web sites and find that almost half of them are still all Flash and no HTML. This web design practice poses a serious problem with search engines lke Google and Yahoo.

It is true that most web designers love Flash and Flash makes a great looking web site with smooth animated graphics and interactivity, but it is still bad for search engine ranking positioning.

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There are many free hosting sites out there; the first two that come to my mind are Tripod (www.tripod.lycos.com) and FreeWeb (www.freeweb.com). The major drawback of all such sites is that your website will be packed with ads and pop-ups (they do have to make money somehow). If what you have in mind is just a small personal web page mostly for your friends to look at, free hosting is probably fine. It can also work for a small business or something like an artist portfolio where you have samples of your work. Still, I would only recommend it for starters; as your business grows, you will probably want something more professional looking and ad-free.

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Bravent is a wonderful company offering several free features for your website.

I've actually used this website for quite a long time now. I found it years ago, when I was first learning how to make a webpage. They offer several tools for your webpage, and most importantly they are free.

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Guide - HTML Basic

If you're doing business on the Internet, learning some basic web design skills is an absolute must. Not only will you have the ability to create your own web pages, but you'll also save yourself a great deal of money.

Selecting an HTML Editor

Although there are many HTML editors available on the Internet, the best editor I've found is "Coffee Cup." This powerful editor is great for newbies and experienced webmasters alike. You can download a fully functional shareware version here: http://www.coffeecup.com

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Ever want to have an awesome myspace??? Ever want to have that myspace page that everyone wants and envies??? Well now you can and all you have to do is go to some of these sites and they will explain everything...

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Life and linkbacks sometimes get in the way of each other. What I mean is that so often when I'm writing in a blog I write about whatever is going on in my life. Often this means that I don't use html links or linkbacks.

It took me a while to get the hang of html and hyperlinks and for that I have to thank Havenand Ethan. Then the day before yesterday I learned to use boldface thanks to manodogs.

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By popular demand, for those unfamiliar with HTML or just couldn't be bothered, there is now a little bar when posting a blog entry to help you out. It includes being about to easily add quotes, bolding, italics, links, and images.

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Why is it so difficult to put links in your messages? Why no formatting help? Writingup.com and bloggerparty.com need to make this easier. Please allow us to highlight text and make it a link. Also, bold, underline, italics, and title tags. I know HTML but it's just a pain.

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