Creating or designing a webpage can be fairly simple provided you observe the golden rules of webpage writing. Firstly, why are you designing a webpage and what is your intention putting a webpage on the internet. Is it a personal webpage where you can write blogs and point people to the address so that your blogs are read? Maybe it is for business reasons as you want to promote your business in which case do you want to market your company? Maybe you want to market a product, or simply you wish to place technical details of a product on the web for technical people to read.
There are so many reasons why a webpage is needed today and you need to take every conceivable criterion into account before you even begin. If you are going to add a catalogue to the pages hosted then you need quite a lot of space. By the time you are ready to begin constructing a website, you should have already registered a domain name in the country where you live. You can also register a webpage in a foreign country and to do this you have to enquire from your hosting agent what extensions are available. For example, you can have the extensions co.uk (United Kingdom); .com (generally the USA); co.za (South Africa) .com.au (Australia) and so on. You must remember that your webpage whatever the extension you use will be seen worldwide especially if you promote it by word of mouth, by letter, by a link from another webpage. Maybe by keyword registered on search engine providers such as Google or Bing and plenty more in various parts of the world.
So, designing a webpage is easy but remember all the do’s and don’ts. Let assume first of all, we are going to want to market our company. We have defined the target audience. Do we want this webpage to be read by mobile users? If so, it should also be mobile-friendly. To do this effectively we can use Google. They have an algorithm that will make sure mobile users on the go get to your webpage. After all, you want to be seen depending on your product.
Writing webpages takes a while and doing it yourself means there is not really a time constraint. If you get an IT wizard to do it then the more complicated it is, the more it will cost. Even when doing it yourself, look around a bit on the web and get some ideas. After all, there is plenty to see and maybe some good ideas to found. You want your website to stand out so don’t be afraid to do something entirely different to your competition, assuming you have competition. Last but no least, you are going to get feedback from your clients or generally from people visiting your website. Note these carefully as, depending on the questions you are asked you need to maybe update it. Updating your webpage on a weekly basis for example is all important. So, these are important things to remember and not to start collecting the articles you want to see on your page.
