Since 1995 or so websites have become one of the most popular means for companies and people to reach their customers and share information. A language known as HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is used to make web sites. HTML is a set of instructions to the web browser that are inside these guys, < > and you seldom get to see them. When you’re done with an instruction, you end it with < / >. Inside those brackets, you need a command, like HR to make a horizontal rule (also known as a line across the page).

When <b>Professional website design</b> goes to begin a web page, they type commands like these WITHOUT the spaces. &lt; HTML &gt; &lt; HEAD &gt; &lt; TITLE &gt;Ya Gotta have a title &lt;/TITLE&gt; &lt; /HEAD&gt; &lt; BODY&gt; You can also control the size of your text ( &lt; font size=2 &gt<img src=../images/fwzone/forum/icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>, underlined words, bolding and italics (even all 3 together). There are headline and a bunch sub-headlines. There are different ways to end a paragraph. Since the time that Tim Berners-Lee invented web sites, more ways have been developed to make website development faster and easier. What separates one website from another is design.

&lt; CENTER&gt; oh, yeah, you can center things. &lt; /CENTER&gt;

When designing a website consider the following key elements: the purpose of the site, the possible audience, content structure, and the design compatibility. Is this site needed at all?