Navigation is basically a list of links, so in keeping with Web Standards we use a list to create our navigation bar. The advantage is that we can style various parts of our navigation to give it a clean and easy to use design.

Most sites around today are fixed width and centre aligned, this makes it easy to do deal with different resolutions. In this screencast we setup the body of our site and align it nicely in the centre of the screen.

IWeek 4 of our beginners course is where it all comes together by linking CSS (the code that controls the design) to our HTML (the content). This four part series takes you through creating the building blocks and design of your site.

An important part of any site is their contact page. Here we create a contact page with links to Social networking sites and even include a detailed map, thanks to Google.