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First, you need to think over the design and create a version of the site on your computer. After that, you can transfer the site to hosting and make it available to others. Moving your site may sound daunting, but this article will help you figure it out.

You probably know that the most important thing is the content of the site, filling it with interesting information. But it is equally important to attract visitors and present information in a convenient way, making it easier for visitors to find it. You also need to optimize your site for search engines in order to attract new visitors and know what information on the site attracts the most visitors. link title

Steps

1. 1 Select and register a domain name. Choose a short name that is easy to remember and relevant to the content of the site.
   • .Com, .edu, .org and .net domain zones were originally intended for commercial sites, educational sites, for organizations and networks, respectively. Try to choose a domain zone according to the purpose of the site, but in reality there are no restrictions and any zone can be used for another area (for example org or com). If your name is used in one of the domain zones, it may be available in another.
2. 2 Find the right hosting. The main criteria are throughput and safety. It is these indicators that are important for the stable and high-speed operation of the site. Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred in a given amount of time.
   • As the site grows and the number of visitors increases, it will be possible to increase the site's bandwidth. If the site opens slowly, it can reduce the number of visitors. Many hosting providers provide software to track website bandwidth.
3. 3 Back up your site. Save the site to your computer hard drive. Only you will be able to view it and make changes, while the Internet version will be available to everyone for viewing.
4. 4 The site should have clear navigation. If a visitor cannot get to the desired information on the site within 30 seconds, then most likely he will leave the site and never return. Create site sections and link to each section at the top of the site. This will make it easier to navigate the site.
5. 5 Improve your code. Check HTML, CSS, XHTML, JavaScript and XML for errors. The code should not contain unnecessary garbage. There are sites where you can check each type of code for errors online.
6. 6 Create a sitemap. A sitemap will help search engines index your site. A chaita map is a collection of links to sections of your site. This makes it easier for search engines to present the most important pages of your site.
7. 7 Check the display of the site in different browsers. The site and page structure should display correctly in all browsers. Test your site on the most common browsers most people use: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari.
8. 8 Use SEO friendly code. Use Meta and ALT tags so that search results show not only the name of the site, but also its main sections, which will promote the site in the top search queries and attract more visitors. ALT tags are written descriptions of the site and images to tell search engines what kind of images you have on your site.
9. 9 Install web analytics modules to track the status of your site. Statistics show the number of visits to your site, the time spent on the site, the number of pages viewed by each visitor, and other useful statistics. Using such software will allow changes to be made to make it more efficient.
10. 10 Transfer your website files to a web host. The site on your computer is called local... After transferring to web hosting, the site becomes fully operational and accessible to everyone.

Tips

• Update your site content regularly... After launching the site, keep it up to date and keep it updated. Updating the site is the main reason for repeat visits by visitors.