In your HTML file you can put whatever you like, including text, graphics, pictures, sound clips, movies, and links to other sites. The first step in having a Homepage on the Internet is creating an HTML file. The View Source function of your browser displays the underlying code of the document you're viewing. Linking to a resource outside your own server is not much different than linking to a local file. The easiest way to put URLs in your Homepage is to copy them out of your browser.
Most browsers have some method of showing the URL of the current document.
Graphics Many people include some kind of picture or graphic in their Homepage. Pictures are often in GIF format, which can be viewed on nearly any computer. Usually your system administrator can help you scan a photo and turn it into a GIF file. Most pictures however, can now be viewed in JPG format. You can link to a graphic the same way you link to a site.