OK so I was delusional. Making a web site without web authoring programs is hard work. It's not for the feint of heart. A team of three of us turned in our simple web page and this is what it looks like on the left. It's small so it can fit. It's not pretty but it works on two browsers, has navigation, simple images and working links. It's in XHTML strict but it doesn't pass W3C validation (the home page had 12 errors, many of which seem related to the URL links we point to). Wow - I have great respect for coders who did this on their own, back in the day. I need to read up on the DIV command! On top of this, a web designer needs to be cognizant of the meta data, key words and effective registration of their page so it can be found on the internet by the spiders, bots and browser indexing protocol. There's plenty to consider when designing a webpage, as my previous posts hinted at.
Well I better get back to making this page look nice. See you later!
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