One of the best web design tips I can give you would be to use tools that are simple to use and effective. There’s not much you can do with a complicated tool if it confuses you. It doesn’t matter what tool it is; if you can’t make it work it’s useless! That goes for anything, even Internet tools.
One of the easiest web design tools out there is WordPress. This program is available on the Internet in many different versions. Some of the newer versions have become even easier to use than the old ones. There is even a version of WordPress that is specifically designed for multiple users. Or in this case multiple pages. It allows you to access a control panel where you can modify or monitor all your pages. This eliminates all the hassles of having to log into different accounts to access different pages.
However, the easiest version of WordPress that I have used is WordPress Express. This version is available in WA and you can have your blog on the internet in just minutes. With this program you don’t really need any web design tips. You only have a few steps to follow. All you need is a domain name and web hosting. Fill in that information, and then choose which template you want to use for your page. There are hundreds to choose from and there is information on the types below the image for each one. This allows you to read through it and choose a template that looks good but can also easily work for you. Then just review your options and information and then create. Wait about ten minutes and your page will be on the web and ready for you to personalize.
Don’t stress too much about customizing the page. The only web design tips you need for this is to follow the tutorials that you will find at the bottom of the build page when you are using WordPress Express. There is one specifically for customizing the page and even adding pages as well. You’ll even find one that will allow you to optimize your page for search engines. This is a useful tool and extremely easy to access and use. You can’t go wrong with this program. It’s too easy to be wrong!