This is quite sufficient for most basic web pages. Most word processing programs have the ability to save a document as a web page. Of course, if you're the kind of person who loves to dabble with tedious coding, you could use Windows' Notepad, Macintosh's SimpleText, or Alpha's PICO editor to create web pages via a text editor. The advanced user may wish to use a more fully featured program, such as Claris Home Page or Microsoft Front Page, specifically designed for heavy web authoring. A home page vs. a web page You'll hear the terms home page and web page quite a bit, and may wonder if there's a difference between the two.
All pages created with a web authoring tool are web pages .
The only real difference is that a home page is the one you want everyone to see first when they browse to your web site. In order for that to happen, you will have to save that web page with the name index.html . This page may also contain links to other pages you wish to create. The names of the other web pages are completely left to your discretion. Before you begin, it helps to get an idea of what you'll be doing.