Many people dream of learning how to create web pages on their own, but they do not have sufficient knowledge and programming skills. Let's talk about how to create a web page using only the tools of the Microsoft Office suite. Many people can find these tips useful because Microsoft Office tools are available to everyone, and working with them, as a rule, does not cause difficulties even for novice users.
It is necessary
Microsoft Word
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare the page text in Microsoft Word. Convert it to a web document using the Save As … web page operation. However, this will make your page look less attractive. The main problem is that the text will take up the entire screen space. In order to correct this defect, we pass to the second step.
Step 2
Use the capabilities of the table. Create a table, set a frame in it and place the text in it. This will make your future page look much better.
Step 3
Use the ability to change the background and style. To do this, try changing the color and texture of the page background, changing the colors of hyperlinks, experimenting with lists. Try to apply ready-made themes to your page. Don't make the background too bright for the text to read well.
Step 4
Insert pictures on your page. You can take a picture from the Word gallery, or you can insert your own. If you are inserting a picture into the text, then change the text wrapping. Add a shadow and frame to the picture if you like. Place it so that there is no extra space anywhere.
Step 5
You can add a creeping line to the page - this function is provided by the program. To do this, open the panel of web components and click on the "Creeping line" operation button.
Step 6
Create hyperlinks in your document. If you want to link to any resource on the Internet, then select the word or text fragment you need, right-click, select "Insert" - "Hyperlink". In the form that appears, enter the address of the resource you want to link to. The address of the file you have selected may change when you start building your site. The implicit way of setting the link will suit you only if the folder structure on the computer and on the site is the same.
If you want to refer to a specific part of the text in the same document, then use the "Bookmarks" option.
