oldagepensioner

Hello everyone, I am tying to build my first website and am pretty sure this question has been asked zillions of time so please dont be offended. I just do not know where to access the information? I want to create a Contact Us page, but do not know how to go about it Thanks for your help in telling me how, or in pointing me towards the right place to find the info so requested.

I think I have mistakenly posted this as a reply to a posters post instead of STARTING MY OWN POST I just need help. I operate a small one man band business and 90% of all my customers are through referals/word of mouth. Could someone please kindly tell me how to get a website public? I have already obtained the services of a hosting company but want to know which tags are required to make the site visible to the web? I do understand most of the other tags: html, head, title, body, etc but not the <Doctype, Public, etc? NB: Hope one of the modurators will delete the post I sent as reply to another posters question. Thanks

Hello Everyone, I am a newbie here and not that bright. Chances are the questions I am going to ask have been asked upteem times but I am not bright enough to locate them and read through? Hopefully, one of you helpful members and moderators will point me in the right direction. I operate a small basic business and just a ONE MAN BAND. Most (90%) ofmy work come from recomendations, but I want to just set up a basic website with no complications. Ater reading through the web design tutorials by Steffan, I can work out the html, head, title, body stuff with all the opening and closing metta tags. I just need help in determining what information I need to start the whole thing to get it public, like: >Doctype, Public, etc? it's leaving me in a state of confusion, even though Steffan says in his tutorials that it is a 'walk in the park'. Thanks in advance for all your help. NB: I already have obtained th services of a hosting company in advance of me producing and uploading my site. Wishful thinking I agree, but I am in no rush/hurry to go ''live''.