WELCOME Web Designing page

If you want to have your own website, It's an important question, "Should I hire someone to design my site for me?"
While it may seem like the easiest way to get your site up and running, it's not always the best solution.
As a website owner, you want to have complete control over your site. And often times, people who hire someone else to design their site, never take the time to learn how to update it themselves.
So they're left to rely on the person who created their site. And this may not be an ideal solution for everyone -- particularly if you have a site that requires constant updates.

I am not against outsourcing completely. There may be times when this is a good idea.
Say you want to create a more complex site with user profiles, interactivity, uploads, etc. These sites generally require a lot more programming than your basic text and picture site. And I don't know about you, but I'm not much into learning how to program.
Then it would be a good idea to hire someone to do this part of your site. However this still does not mean you shouldn't take it upon yourself to learn the basics of web page building. You should still invest in a good piece of software as I mentioned above.
Because once that person has created the design, you will still want to have the know-how so you can continue to maintain your site and make updates when you need and want to.
Try Web n Vision
Web n Vision is an awesome site to use if you need something done that is outside of your realm of expertise. Many people use them to do the initial design for their site and then they continue the upkeep using Dreamweaver or a software program of their choice.

Domain Names

There are two basic steps to getting your site online and registering/reserving a domain name is the first.

A domain name makes up the address of your site and can end in .com, .net, .org, .info, .us, .biz, .tv and more. Throughout this site you will also see the domain name referred to as the "dot com name".

Once you have registered your name, you will select a web host (2nd step). The web host is the guts of any website because this is where you create and publish your pages, build order forms, add functionality and maintain your site.