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Web pages are ordinary files with .htm file extension. They contain a code name "hyper text mark-up language" or html. This code when viewed in a browser like Internet Explorer or FireFox will be seen as beautiful web pages.
To design as html web page you have two options:

1- You can use a web page editor like Macromedia DreamWeaver to create web pages it works exactly like Microsoft FrontPage another tool for making web pages which it self looks like Microsoft word (a program used for creating and editing book, letter etc pages.) You just type text, inset graphics and finally save your document as an html web page. Note: Microsoft Word 2000 itself can save your existing documents as html pages.
Results of these editors are big and sometimes chaotic code. Maintaining this code is very difficult unless you start with step "2"

2- Learn HTML codes and write HTML pages in a simple text editor this is The way I learned how to do it and the way I think you should learn it then you can go ahead and use Macromedia Dream Waver after you get experienced doing it this way, To become a professional web developer and get the bases of programming to easy learn the other languages out there you need to leave these tools until you are familiar with HTML codes.

You will need a simple text editor to write html codes. For example you can use Notepad in windows or GEDIT in Linux.
I will assume you are using Windows XP to run Notepad click on Start then All Programs then point to Accessories and you should find there Notepad.

To start learning HTML pleas click on the following Link "Start html Now".

What is HTML

What is SEO

Over the last decade, a number of popular ideas about what makes a successfull Web site have been bandied around, and all were wrong to some degree. Here are some of those Secrets to successful Web sites:

Links: When the Web began booming in 1994, it was all about links. You would hear in the press that the secret to a successful Web site was linking to other sites.
Cool: Then people started saying that the secret of success was to make your site cool. Cool sites were more entertaining and more likely to attract repeat visitors.
Community: Then people started talking about community; yeah, that's right, that's the secret! The secret to a successful Web site was creating a community where people would meet and chat with each other.
Content: Then, around 2000, people discovered that the secret was content. By putting more stuff, particulary textual information, on your site, you could be more successful.
The real secret is...