A great tool for creating Web pages may be the same program you're using to view them. Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator now include Web authoring tools. I use Netscape when I want to put a quick and easy page together. The final step in creating a Web page is to publish it on the Internet. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to pay anything for space on the Internet if you don't want to.
Free space is available for non-commercial Web pages at several great locations.
Tripod , is another place where you can post your pages, without paying a dime. If you're using a Web authoring program such as Hot Dog, Navigator, FrontPage, Fusion, PageMill, or any commercial program, it should easily allow you to transfer your files to the Web. So, now that I've got you started, get your Web pages online. The reason the Web has grown so quickly is that it's so easy to get your ideas, hobbies, interests, stories, and more published so the whole world can see. I'm looking forward to seeing your pages.