Where you put your Web page so that it shows up on the Web is called web hosting. There are many options for Web hosting from free (with and without advertising) all the way up to several hundred dollars a month. What you need in a Web host depends upon what your website needs to attract and keep readers. The following links explain how to decide what you need in a Web host and give suggestions of hosting providers you can use.
How to Build a Web Page
By Jennifer Kyrnin, About.com Guide
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- Before You Start
- Get a Web Editor
- Learn Some Basic HTML
- Write the Web Page and Save It to Your Hard Drive
- Get a Place to Put Your Page
- Upload Your Page to Your Host
- Test Your Page
- Promote Your Web Page
- Start Building More Pages
HTML Tutorials / Web Design Tutorials / CSS Tutorials
HTML References / Web Design References
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