how to create my own website?

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1. Terminator

   On 2006-08-16 05:40:30

   
   
   Its very easy just learn the Html and just do what ever u want if u want your Webpage more realistic and dynamic learn Javascript, and JSP or ASP It is very easy and interesting after u make it just upload ur webpage using some service providers if u don't want to do all these things, u can go for google and search for free website creatio, there is lot of site u can use, u just need to give the details of u., it will make a wonderful site for u

2. Koefy

   On 2006-08-08 19:12:19

   
   
   http://www.bannermann.freeservers.com/

3. gaurav

   On 2006-08-14 01:43:55

   
   
   This website gives you free traffic, it's free to join, you earn here free credit, with which you get free traffic to your website, http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?537476 then there are other features, there are tools and other things that will help you with other things about your website, first 100 credits will activate your account, you will find out in the website how you get free credits,

4. moghul88

   On 2006-08-08 16:38:18

   
   
   freewebs.com

5. Raja

   On 2006-08-16 00:53:10

   
   
   If u want to build online communities, then drupal is the best choice. For CRM kind of thing , you can use civicspace. It is also built on the top layer of drupal

6. poteryaniy much

   On 2006-08-16 10:17:27

   
   
   0. Understand what you want / need - write up some ideas on what it should look like, what functionality it will have, what is the purpose, etc... 1. do it youself - search web on ' how to build webites' then ask specific questions and us Y! Answer users can help you through all the options. 2. hire a pro - me or someone in your area that can really understand what you need.

7. jack573

   On 2006-08-15 07:50:41

   
   
   If you have access to a web site, for instance your isp provides you one, then you will need to learn at least xhtml and css (Cascading Style Sheets). You can access the specifications from the w3c (World Wide Consortium) [1], xhtml at [2] and css at [3]. You maybe able to find tutorials, but I have noticed that w3schools uses the very same information from w3c, so be aware of this. They are not associated with w3c.

8. gruumsh

   On 2006-08-08 17:09:30

   
   
   "Interact with" is the tricky part of that question. Static sites on all sorts of topics are relatively common on all the free sites. Good ones, that allow visitors to participate in discussions, polls, add comments to articles and so forth, that takes a bit of extra skill to configure. The good news is that there's plenty of free software out there that will let you do so, but you will need a web hosting service that's got PHP and MySQL. I've listed two popular ones in sources below. Let me know if you need assitance or ideas for configuring the site. The other issue is a free site vs. paid hosting. There are numerous advantages to having your own domain name, such as being able to sign up for affiliate programs and create some actual income with that hobby you love. Most programs will reject your application if you're on a free web host -- besides, the free hosts are filling your page with THEIR ads, so technically they're not really free at all. So, a quick cost estimate. A basic start-up site should run around.... Domain name registration: $8 a year. Web hosting service: $4 a month.

9. xxcolorguardxxgeekxx

   On 2006-08-08 16:36:46

   
   
   piczo.com

10. shadiesm

    On 2006-08-16 09:02:06

    
    
    come to me i'm a web developer so i can do it for you