Designing a Webpage Using Microsoft Word

You Can Create Your Own Website with Little or No Technical Knowledge

You have something that you want to put on the Internet, but you don't have any technical knowledge of html. You don't want to pay a lot of money for someone to design your site either. Even though there are web hosts with templates that have already been made that could be adapted to any occasion to create a website, even for those with no technical knowledge, you would rather design the site yourself, so you can add a personal touch.

Your solution may be to design your website using Microsoft Word. It requires little or no technical knowledge to design a website using Word, and you don't have to know a thing about html. I don't have a lot of personal experience putting websites on the Internet, only a little (I did put my church's website online), but I do have an Associate Degree in Applied Business. My major was Microcomputer Business Administration, and my specialization was Web Administration. I can tell you it is much, much, easier to design a website using Microsoft Word than using html. You might be surprised at how good a website designed with Word can look.

It doesn't matter why you want to design a site. It can be easy and fun to create, whether the site will be your own personal website, a family site, a site for your club, or for a small business.

First off, look at some of your favorite websites. What features do they have that you might like in your own website? Once you do that you have taken the first step.

The first thing you need to know is that you can make any document you create in Word a webpage by simply clicking on File at the top of your window, and then click on Save as a Webpage. Once you name your webpage and save it, your document is a webpage that is ready to be put on the Internet. That is all there is to making a document a webpage, but now we will examine how to make a document more interesting.