From the outside, it seems that creating a website is a complicated process. This is true, but you can make your job easier by having a clear understanding of this process. And, of course, knowledge of programming languages, html and css is a prerequisite if you want to create code yourself. If not, then special programs will help you.
It is necessary
- - knowledge of html;
- - knowledge of php or another programming language;
- - knowledge of css;
- - text editor;
- - visual editor.
Instructions
Step 1
Determine what are the requirements for the resource, for what purposes it is being created and who will visit it. Create a sitemap, preferably a layout as well. Decide what features you want to implement. It will be good if you start creating the project with a clear picture in your head. Think about the appearance, i.e. website design.
Step 2
Master the html hypertext markup language. This is the foundation of any site, even if all functions are implemented in a programming language like php, etc. Html defines the arrangement of elements on a page - headers, graphics, text, css (cascading style sheets).
Step 3
To make the site work, you can register on it, enter your personal account, make purchases, access databases, send and view messages and much more, use a programming language such as php. Html is unable to provide full functionality and interactivity of the resource.
Step 4
Use cascading css stylesheets to create your designs. It's a versatile way to give your site the look you want. They allow you to greatly simplify the html code and implement complex design ideas. Using css, you can position graphics and text, decorate them with frames, create columns, set background colors, provide dynamic effects for links, and make headlines colorful.
Step 5
If you do not want to study programming hard, use special programs - visual editors (WYSIWYG - What you see is what you get). With these programs, you can place the desired graphic components in different parts of a web page with one click, and then set functions and properties for them. The editor will generate the code itself. One of the most famous visual editors is Adobe Dreamweaver. Even more easy to use CMS - content management systems, where you only need to upload articles and images.
