Table of Contents

Introduction. Part I: Create a Web Page Today.

Chapter 1: Web Publishing Basics.

Chapter 2: Going Worldwide with GeoCities.

Chapter 3: On the Cutting Edge with Google Page Creator.

Chapter 4: Web Publishing with AOL and aol.com.

Part II: Making a Specialized Page.

Chapter 5: Making a Photo Page with Flickr.

Chapter 6: Becoming a Wizard with Blogs.

Chapter 7: Building a Product Page with eBay.

Part III: Making Web Pages Work Harder.

Chapter 8: Introduction to HTML.

Chapter 9: Choosing Your Tools.

Chapter 10: Creating Your Home Page.

Chapter 11: Filling in Your Home Page.

Chapter 12: Creating Graphics Right (and Left).

Part IV: Polishing (and Publishing) Your Site.

Chapter 13: Adding Links to Your Web Page.

Chapter 14: Designing a Good-Looking Page.

Chapter 15: Creating a Full Web Site.

Chapter 16: Publishing Your Web Pages.

Part V: Getting Interactive.

Chapter 17: Adding Animation and Multimedia.

Chapter 18: Adding More Interactivity.

Part VI: The Part of Tens.

Chapter 19: Ten Web Publishing DOs.

Chapter 20: Ten Web Publishing DON’Ts.

Part VII: Appendixes.

Appendix A: Web Words Worth Knowing.

Appendix B: A Quick Guide to HTML Tags.

Index.

About the Author

Bud Smith is a computer book author with more than 12 years of publishing experience. Creating Web Pages For Dummies, 8th Edition, is one of over a dozen books Bud has written; his Wiley Publishing, Inc. titles include Internet Marketing For Dummies and Web Usability For Dummies. In addition to writing books, Bud has been a computer magazine editor and product marketing manager.
Bud got his start with computers in 1983, when he left a promising career as a welder for a stint as a data-entry clerk. Bud then moved to the Silicon Valley to join a startup company, followed by work for Intel, IBM, Apple, and AOL. His work and interests led him to acquire a degree in Information Systems Management from the University of San Francisco. Arthur Bebak received a degree in Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois, which he attended on a fencing scholarship. He has designed mainframes, managed large engineering projects, and studied business administration. Arthur is founder of Netsurfer Communications, Inc., a highly successful electronic publishing company, and is an accomplished author.
At Netsurfer, Arthur oversees a large staff of people who create Web sites for numerous clients. They also write, edit, and publish several Web-based e-zines.