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The best things in life are free, and most ISP’s offer a few free megs of Web space to their subscribers. But what in the World Wide Web should you do with it?

Everyone’s building their own web page, from 14-year-olds producing multimedia extravaganzas in their bedrooms to grandparents putting their family history online. Despite appearances it’s dead simple to build your own web page. More than that, its fun, its useful and it makes your life, online and off, that much richer.

Because you Can

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Want to make your own graphics? There are loads of sites out there that will answer your every question, plus a few you never even thought of.

You’ve planned your content, you’ve played with HTML and you’ve selected a color scheme. Now add some graphical spice.

As Internet connections get faster and cheaper, people are beginning to lose their prejudices about web sites that use a lot of graphics. Yet, there are those who will always browse with images turned off, but it is increasingly becoming the case that if you want people to look at your site, then it needs to look good.

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Believe it or not, there was a time when people used browsers before frames were invented. All versions of Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox can cope with frames. Here’s how to add frames to your site.

The Frame Game

Good use of frames can make your website easier to navigate and impress your friends.

Like porn sites and slippers, frames are one of those things that nobody will admit to liking but everybody does. They’ve been used and abused by webmasters the world over, and have recently seemed to fall out of favor, with many major sites abandoning their use, which is a shame because frames, when used properly, can be very useful, especially in aiding site navigation.

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Avoid common HTML coding catastrophes by cleaning up your code making your web pages load fast, efficient and clean.

Making your Web Pages Download Fast is the Most Effective way of Keeping Visitors Browsing your Website.

With the Web being the all encompassing, slightly anarchic, global phenomenon that it is, there are no set standards about how to design Web pages. But there is one overriding principle that every Web designer should chant like a mantra as soon as they awake in the morning. ?Speed is everything’.

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Want to get on the Net but not sure how to do it? Here’s everything you need to know.

What computer do you need?

To get on the Internet, you don’t need a superfast, top-of-the-range computer. Such a dream machine would make your Net browsing a little easier, but you certainly don’t have to upgrade to a Pentium IV to make the most of the web. It was barely a few years ago that your correspondents upgraded from a humble Pentium II after years of being connected to the Net. So whatever machine you’ve got, the Internet is yours for the taking.

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Subscribing to your first web host is like being in a romantic relationship. In the beginning, everything is smooth-sailing. Candy-coated promises are quickly uttered and fulfilled. This is exactly how most web hosts behave in the initial stages of being in a commitment with their customers.

However, you will notice that as time goes by, your partner in running a website suddenly changes. Your web host started to deliver a very disappointing quality of service. Your website frequently suffers from downtimes and technical support has become too hard to reach. To add insult to injury, your web host even increased its service fees, without adding anything on the web features list.

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