Here are a few friendly tips. Use them, or don't... It's up to you!
Learn HTML and CSS. Yes, there are shiny graphical web page designer softwares, and they can occasionally do a
competent job, but there's nothing better than actually knowing what you're doing. :) It's not hard; most people
can pick it up in a couple days. No need to buy an expensive book, either. There are plenty of tutorials on the internet itself!
Don't use MSWord's HTML exporter. It's bad for so many reasons.
Decide which page you want to come up first, and name it index.html
Put all the web page documents, sounds, animations, Java applets, graphics and what not you want to use
in a single directory (or even better, subdirectories under a main one), not all over your hard drive.
All files you want to use in the page should be in lower case, and have no spaces in the names.
When referring to file names, the slash should always be /, not \
If providing a link to a web site other than yours, be sure to include the http:// portion of the address!
When looking at your HTML, there should be no references to your hard drive in any of the links. An example
of this would be something like: <IMG SRC="C:\\Temp 2\\bar.gif">