Very Simple Overview

Creating a World Wide Web (WWW) course homepage means creating a computer file that contains special "codes" or "tags" that allow it to be viewed with WWW browser software such as Netscape or Internet Explorer. Your computer file can contain links to other files you create and links to other sites or files on the Internet. The system of "codes" or "tags" used to format and link WWW files is known as HyperText Markup Language (HTML).

Generally, you will create the HTML files on your personal computer and then transfer them to another computer (the WWW server) so they can be read by anyone who has a WWW browser and who knows the address, or Uniform/Universal Resource Locator (URL), of your files.

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