Web Page Creation for Churches   - a project of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark's Diocesan Council Committee on Electronic Communications Technology       How do you create a set of web pages for your church? Why and How - An Overview Basic HTML How-to-do-it Sites Resources for images, etc. Diagnostic Sites           Why and How - An Overview "Home Page Creation for Congregations" is from a PowerPoint presentation created by Jan Paxton and John Rollins for diocesan Web Page Workshops. To print portions of the presentation, click your mouse on the frame to be printed. The original PowerPoint is available for downloading. It is a very large file and will take up to 20 minutes to download, depending on your modem speed. (When prompted, choose "Save to file..." and then open in MSPowerPoint.) .         Basic HTML These links will take you to sites that provide information about Hyper-Text Markup Language (HTML) -- the basic code which underlies all web pages. Even if you never use it, it's really good to have a sense about how it works! The HTML Primer A Beginner's Guide to HTML HyperText Markup Language Home Page (W3C) The starting point for HTML code from the W3 Consortium HTML 4.0 Specification In addition to the text, multimedia, and hyperlink features of the previous versions of HTML, HTML 4.0 supports more multimedia options, scripting languages, style sheets, better printing facilities, and documents that are more accessible to users with disabilities.         How-to-do-it Sites These links have lots and lots of good ideas for design, as well as suggestions for "spicing-up" your pages. Webmonkey: The Web Developer's Resource How to Create a Website Dmitry's Design Lab         Resources for images, etc. These links will bring you to countless images to add interest to your pages. Episcopal Church official images Episcopal Church unofficial images Gifshop The Graphic Station archive.comlab.ox.ac.uk/images/gif/ So You Want Pictures On Your Web Site is from a PowerPoint presentation created by Jan Paxton, Cindy Meneghin and John Rollins for Web Page Workshops. To print portions of the presentation, click your mouse on the frame to be printed. The original PowerPoint is available for downloading. It is a very large file and will take up to 20 minutes to download, depending on your modem speed. (When prompted, choose "Save to file..." and then open in MSPowerPoint.)         Diagnostic Sites Now that you've created some web pages, maybe you'll want to check them for technical details. These sites can help. Website Garage Meta-Tag Diagnostics     -- Go to Technology Home Page