Here are our top five WYSIWYG web builder programs. WYSIWYG interface makes it ideal for beginners and novices, but you must be careful as to which program you choose. Remember, as your skills become better (and they will), you’re going to want more features and some of these programs won’t allow you to do what you want. It is also important to know that WYSIWYG and other programs are not always ideal for creating larger content based sites like blogs or this site (BeginnerWebs.com); for that you should look at Content Management Systems (or CMS). For more on WYSIWYG software, see What’s a WYSIWYG. Some of the sites we’ve linked to below will allow you to test out their software for free. It’s always good to “try before you buy!” Continue reading “Top 5 WYSIWYG Web Design Programs 2012” »
Best 'How to Build a Website' Books
Building a website with no experience can be difficult, but we’ve all got to start somewhere. The best way to begin this endeavor is with a book. Books can provide more images and professional insight into web design. We’ve picked out a few that we think are the best books for beginners and for specific niche help. After lots of research and analysis, here they are with their descriptions and links.
NOTE: Most of the information in these books can be found here at BeginnerWebs.com, but some people like to have a hard copy in front of them, and that’s okay. Continue reading “Best 'How to Build a Website' Books” »
CMS: Content Management Systems

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So what is a Content Management System?
A Content Management Systems (or CMS) is software that indexes and keeps track of files on a website. CMS is usually used for running larger websites with many pages. Its content can be anything and everything from text, videos, music, and other files. CMS is like having a whole team of webmasters working to organize your content so you don’t have to. As an example; this website runs using a Content Management System. Continue reading “CMS: Content Management Systems” »
What’s a WYSIWYG?
WYSIWYG actually means What You See Is What You Get. A WYSIWYG web design program is software made for creating and editing websites without any knowledge of HTML code at all. How you create it on the screen is how you’ll see it on the web. It’s just like creating something in a word document; what you see on the screen is the same as what prints out. Continue reading “What’s a WYSIWYG?” »
Do you own your website?
Do you own your website?
Here are some important tips for you to remember and some questions that the design of your website or business development. If you do not understand the problems of “ownership” when you are buying a web site design or web applications based on this material should be read for you! Not get caught paying twice.
I recently interviewed a new client who was looking to add the functionality of a database to your existing site. His current webmaster had completed a company logo and designed the initial interface for the site. The clients asked their webmaster for a quote to add functionality to the site and returned a price that far exceeded the budget of customers. Continue reading “Do you own your website?” »
Use Beginner Web Design Tips to Get Online
Beginner web design tips seem to be available at every corner of the Internet. All you have to do is search in Google for a term like beginner web design, software or tutorials, and the search box will render millions of results. Why? Web development is the key to getting a new website online, whether its purpose is to sell a product, service or idea…or to set up a personal presence without trying to sell anything. Continue reading “Use Beginner Web Design Tips to Get Online” »





