Most webpages are done using HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Language. There are two ways you can create your HTML webpage. The first, and most traditional is via a text editor such as notepad, or simpletext. (NOTE: Most word processing progams will not work this way, as they do not save in plain text. Some word processing programs can work as WYSIWYG editors as described below.) The other way is to use a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor such as Macromedia Drean Weaver or Microsoft Frontpage. The biggest advantage to using a text editor over a WYSIWYG editor is that you have more control and also its easier to get help on. The down side is you have to learn the HTML language.

Places to Learn HTML
HTML Goodies
Dave's HTML
W3C Tutorials (W3C is responsible for maintaining standards in the HTML language)

Sources of WYSIWYG Editors
Adobe Dreamweaver
Microsoft Expression
Coffee Cup HTML Editor

Design Techniques
5 Basic Rules of Web Design
Top 10 Mistakes in Web Design
Free Website Templates

Be forewarned that while you are more than welcome to use any of the techniques or applications mentioned here, MetaLINK Technologies do not support these products. If you still want your page and are unable to make it yourself, you may want to consider contacting MetaLINK Technologies about web design.