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 If you want to design a website as a hobby, for your business or even as your own career, a solid foundation of knowledge will help you get your foot in the door. From learning HTML to knowing search engine optimization techniques, there are many facets to web design.  Read on to find some advice which will cover all of the basics. Your website should include a prominently displayed tagline. A tagline is seen as a statement that tells people what a business's site is about. Clear taglines are effective in potentially capturing the attention of a reader in the critical first few seconds they visit your site. Don't use splash pages for your site unless required by law, and especially don't use a Flash intro. Most people just want to get to your content as quickly as possible, and don't care to look at useless splash pages. If you have some amusing content that you absolutely want visitors to see, integrate it into the homepage instead. Use original photos to create a uni...

 When you make your own website, you can get yourself or your business promoted. An expertly crafted site tells visitors that you're professional, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. Learning how to create a professional looking site is one of the core elements of what this article will teach you. When you are creating graphics or photos for your website, be sure to keep the file size small. If your graphics are too large, your page will load slowly and your visitors will leave. You can find many free or inexpensive graphics programs online that will optimize your images before you load them to your website. Avoid using so-called "mystery meat navigation". This involves using unlabeled images or other elements for the site's navigation. In many cases, the visitor has to mouse over the buttons to even see what they do. Navigation is best kept simple. Use text links across the top or along the left side of the page. Choose your color scheme wisely. You have to be certain th...