I was asked, "How do I design a successful web site?"

 I often reply, "Do you know the fastest way to ruin a new web site design?"  As you might suspect, the answer is, "Lack of proper planning beforehand."

 Put it another way.  In programming, there is an old axiom, stating: "The sooner you start your coding, the longer it takes."

We need to have a plan written to make our website, just like how the website should look like and what its work will be, we will have to think first.  To borrow a technique from the film industry, I suggest you create a storyboard, which is a type of flow chart for your new web site design.  You have to be an accomplished artist to get your idea out, but it is necessary to make it on paper first.

 On each piece of paper, there is space for an image at the top of the target, as well as a space at the bottom for writing information.  As you suspect, the first page that begins with you is your home (or welcome) page, which will usually contain the most information because it will contain the page in which those people visit before entering your site.  And as people visit your site, you will encounter more information (in tier) when going down.

 Typically, the home page links to pages 5–15 below, which we can refer to as Tier 2.  Each of those pages links to another 5-15 pages, which you can call Tier 3.

 If you use all of these pages, you will wind up with a comprehensive web site design of at least 226 pages (including the home page).

 During this process all kinds of problems will arise.  But it's much easier when you solve them on paper in the middle of coding rather than ending up ... if you don't, you could run into a big problem that would need to be "back to the drawing board"  Site redesign.

 Things that work on paper will give you a much better idea of ​​how things will work and how to fix problems.  And, if you have knowledgeable friends, get a second opinion.  When you complete the on-paper process, and you or your web designer is satisfied with the results, you are ready to translate it into code.

If you make a simple website then you can also learn from YouTube there are lot of courses are available for you and one more thing website design in future a lot of scope is there because lot of companies have grow there's product but these all work are through website is possible.

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