Personal Web Pages take on many different forms, from diary-style entries for friends and family to lists of book and movie reviews and recommendations to political manifestos. My personal Blog is even more important to me now that I've moved away from my childhood friends and family since it allows them to keep in touch with me and keep tabs on what I am up to without requiring me to send them periodical emails or letters.
It also serves as a convenient place for me to vent problems and concerns or to make announcements about parties or important events in my life. You can do whatever you want with your Personal Web Page, since it is yours and yours alone. However, if you do wish to building Web Pages with your own hands, you should acquire a Domain and a Hosting account; the prices varies between different hosting company, although there are some free Web Page hosting in terms of Ads supports.
After you have done with a hosting and your Domain names, you can start to make a Web Page with either those Web Page maker supplied or built-in with your account or you can use external Web Page Software to start building your Personal Web Page at your own designs. If you need to know the basic of HTML beforehand, there are websites that shows you how to create a Web Page with basic to advance Programming Languages.
Further more, a good Web Page software will have WYSIWYG building function, which means you can build your Web Pages without knowing any HTML knowledge. Use it like your MS Word or similar Windows Application and it will encode the HTML at the background for you.
To make a web page with your hands might be easy if you know how, however, there are always lots of works to maintain and update your Personal Web Page or site as time goes on. After I tried my hands on Web Page Software like MS FrontPage and DreamWeaver, I eventually go on with XsitePro.
Read on the sale page to find out why XsitePro is currently the best way to build and organize your Personal web site or even Business web site. Remember to watch the "7 Reasons Video." I am convinced once you get it, to make a web page is no longer a hard task or "mission impossible for you. (To be continued on Personal Web Page Part 2 )
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