Also, the most current word processors and desktop publishing software are capable of creating web pages. Besides a program to help write the page, you will need an understanding of web page design. Although you will not need the HTML part if you let a program do it for you, the book contains information on the history and workings of the World Wide Web, and, most importantly, tips for designing good web pages. It will help you avoid mistakes and resist the temptation to jazz up your page with cool but time-wasting fluff. While creating a web page is the fun part, maintaining it is the real challenge.
Somebody needs to be in charge of updating the page on a regular basis.
No one wants to read outdated information and everyone wants to know what's coming up at your district. You will need to update your site at least once a month, preferably once a week. Complex sites including items such as online registration require daily maintenance. There are three primary benefits of having a web page. Information can be changed or added to a page in as much time as it takes to write and send it over the modem.