If you are planning a website, perhaps for your business, creating dummy Web pages can be a helpful way to explore your ideas. Web pages use a combination of technologies, particularly HTML.

Note: For the purposes of this lesson, you should save all the files you create in your text editor with .html as your file extension—for example, "my_first_web_page.html".

By default, Word 2016, as well as Word 365, saves the page with a ".htm" file extension, but you can change this to ".html" if you prefer. Both extensions work as HTML files.

Creating Web Pages: Use all of Create’s drag and drop functionality to design and produce beautiful web pages with no programming. Create gives you fine control over the HTML that it produces. This ...

These web pages are created by using the Export command from the File menu. Select Web Page as the file type, supply a name for the resulting HTML file and click Save. The HTML Export window will open ...

Some web pages display a small image (PNG, etc.) in the page tab title, address bar, or browser bookmarks. This image is called a favorites icon or Favicon for short. Here's a step-by-step guide on ...

Web Pages at SCU. Information Technology offers resources to give students, faculty, and staff the ability to create personal web pages. Clubs and organizations can also request space to create web ...