You begin this chapter by learning about the basics of writing and usingHTML. Not all Web- editing program require that you know HTML, but having a simple understanding of its structure and use will definitely help you build the pages for the site . You also need to understand how to save files with the right extension and follow the roper naming conventions. Second only your page ""creation tools are your graphic program. You"ll find details you might want to consider when selecting the right tools for he job .I recommend having at least one vector and one raster graphics program to create the design and another program to use for the optimization of all the image for the web site. I also explain hoe your graphic program can help your work with Web-safe color palettes and hexadecimal color value, both of which help ensure that the color in your design look just right. If the site you"re creating had an e-commerce component or needs way to process credit card payments you"ll need to shop cart solutions as well .Your options range from a simple pay pal setup to third-party software or host-provide carts to custom built shopping carts. Any options, except Pay Pal or outside credit card. Processing service will require that the site owner gets a merchant account and an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate to process online payments. Although you may want to design and build the site entirely you some sites will havesuch customized and complex data-processing needs hat you"ll want the assistance of aprofessional Web programmer. Or example if your client wants a custom-built shoppingcart that caters specifically to her products hiring a professional programmer is a goodidea. The last part of this chapter reviews criteria that help you determine when to call onprogrammer; and offers suggestions on good places to look online to find one.HTML which stands for Hyper Text Markup Language is the foundation code of any web page. It"s simple tag-based markup language for the World Wide Web that communicatesnformation about how the hypertext links formation and page structure of a documentsshould be viewed in a web browser. Almost anyone can learn HTML in a short period of time because it isn"t a full scale programming language and its structure is fairlyuncomplicatedYou can write web page code by using any plain text editor such as Notepad of Text Edit or by using a dedicated HTML. (Code) or Web (visual) editor. The editor will help youcreate the HTML and integrate other technologies, such as CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) and scripting, into your Web pages, as well.east one vector and one raster graphics program to create the design and another program to use for the optimization of all the image for the web site. I also explain hoe your graphic program can help your work with Web-safe color palettes and hexadecimal color value, both of which help ensure that the color in your design look just right. If the site you"re creating had an e-commerce component or needs way to process credit card payments you"ll need to shop cart solutions as well .Your options range from a simple pay pal setup to third-party software or host-provide carts to custom built shopping carts. Any options, except Pay Pal or outside credit card. Processing service will require that the site owner gets a merchant account and an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate to process online payments. Although you may want to design and build the site entirely you some sites will havesuch customized and complex data-processing needs hat you"ll want the assistance of aprofessional Web programmer. Or example if your client wants a custom-built shoppingcart that caters specifically to her products hiring a professional programmer is a goodidea. The last part of this chapter reviews criteria that help you determine when to call onprogrammer; and offers suggestions on good places to look online to find one.HTML which stands for Hyper Text Markup Language is the foundation code of any web page. It"s simple tag-based markup language for the World Wide Web that communicatesnformation about how the hypertext links formation and page
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