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How to make a website
how to make a website and where is written our code please explain step by step
4 Answers
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Or just run it as a HTML file, no servers needed for now
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here:
<html>
<head>
<title>Your Webpage Title Goes Here</title>
</head>
<body>
<!--The body element contains the full visible content of the web page-->
<header>
<!--The header typically includes your logo, tagline, and may contain a nav element-->
<nav>
<!--The nav element isn't used for every single link but for navigational menus-->
</nav>
</header>
<main>
<!--The main element cannot be used inside of anything other than the body element. It is intended to hold the main content of the page.-->
<nav>
<!--You can use a nav element just about anywhere-->
</nav>
<article>
<!--If your web page contains a blog post or news article it makes sense to wrap the whole article in article tags-->
<aside>
<!--The aside tag can be used within an article or outside of it. It is used to mark content that is related but not central to the main content of the page-->
</aside>
<section>
<!--Sections are used to seperate major parts of an element, such as chapters of an HTML ebook, or to cordone off the comments section from the rest of the main element-->
</section>
</article>
<aside>
<!--The aside element would also be used to mark a sidebar if used outside of the main element-->
<section>
<!--Within a sidebar you could use section elements to identify the different parts of the sidebar. For example, you could put adds in one section, related posts in a second section, and a newsletter signup form in a third section element.-->
</section>
</aside>
</main>
<footer>
<!--The footer typically contains links to things like About Us, Privacy Policy, Contact Us and so forth. It may also contain a nav, address, section, or aside element.-->
</footer>
</body>
</html>
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Save my code in a HTML-file. Find a wehost. Choose a domain. And upload the HTML-file.
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But the most of the webhosts aren't free.