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@Samaraweera270

Use Adobe Muse or Weebly. These are the easiest when it comes to creating your own website. But I would suggest that you start learning HTML because sooner or later you are going to need it. If you want a little bit of extra customization then these services might not fulfill your requirements. Also you should learn the process of connecting a domain to a nameserver in order to use your custom TLD (Top Level Domain).

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@Pope3001725

You want WYSIWYG html program! There are lots of free open source applications to choose from. WYSIWG stands for What You See Is What You Get, the program usually has two view modes, a Word processing like front which is where you will add text, images, and content and lay it out as you like. Then there is the other view, which shows you the HTML codes used to render that page you just made. This makes it very easy for you to learn the syntax of HTML and get better. In fact, come to think of it, Microsoft Word is an WYSIWG program. Just go to Save As.. and choose as HTML!

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@Turnbaugh106

There are a number of different ways to build a site without writing any HTML.


Buy hosting space from a company that has a built in sitebuilder tool
Use a drag and drop (WYSIWG) HTML editor such as Adobe's Dreamweaver or other freely available programs
Use a free service such as google sites or wordpress.com


All such tools have their limitations from a technical and visual point of view and most have some limitations on the type and nature of content or advertising you can add.

Read the Terms of Service carefully and above all make sure you can export the content and move it to another platform in the future when your site grows or your needs change.

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