I would suggest reading a couple of books. "Integrated HTML and CSS"
would be good for construction and "Web Design for Dummies" is excellent
for design.
There used to be a really lame program called Microsoft FrontPage, that
people who were not web-designers could use to make web pages. Its strength
was that the interface was very much like Word.
It's still no where near Dreamweaver, which is what most professionals use,
and I have some experience with: http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/
The learning curve for Dreamweaver is quite steep. While this can still be
used as a WYSIWYG web design program, you need to learn HTML and CSS to
really use it properly (for static pages at least).
There used to be a really lame program called Microsoft FrontPage, that
people who were not web-designers could use to make web pages. Its
strength was that the interface was very much like Word.
May I mention: Word has the ability to store files as html, but this is
*not* something you want to build web sites with. Obtain a proper web
designer program and learn som HTML and CSS, all of which can be done for
free. Search the web.
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