Although the real purpose of domain name is just to replace your sever adress (consist of numbers) with words, domain name also has its market value. A good domain name can be sold for a high price, depending on certain qualities. Business of selling domain names also is referred to as domain flipping.
TLD

TLD is the extension of a domain name such as com, net, biz, or org.
.Com based domain name is preferred compare to others.

Keyword in the domain name

Domain that contains valuable keyword is really good. However most of good …

CMS is the acronym for Content Management System. Right now, most of the websites are created using CMS since CMS is easier to manage. The hard part of CMS is only to install it. There is a few procedure that need to be done. Luckily, most of hosting providers support ‘fanstastico deluxe’, a software that automatically install the CMS that you want with a few clicks.
Below are a few CMS that is quite famous:

Joomla
WordPress (Usually use as platform for blogging)
Vbulletin (for forum)

After installing a CMS, the only matter is …

The purpose of a website is so that other people can view it. In order to do that, you need to have a server. In this tutorial, we will learn how to create your own server, at your PC.
Apache is a software for server. Using Apache, you can set a folder so that any files that are placed in that folder is visible to the visitor. This is the folder that we use to put our website files.
Nowadays, most of websites are using PHP language because PHP can interact with …

Dreamweaver is probably the most powerful software for building websites, making the whole process of website creation as easy as possible. You don’t need advanced knowledge on HTML and CSS to build amazing pages in Dreamweaver, you just need to know basic techniques of using the software, you need to learn how to create tables, forms, styles, how to format text, change background colour, add links and so on… In this Article I’m going to explain the basic elements in Dreamweaver and how to use them in your web pages.