How to Build a Website in 9 Steps

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How to build a web page

  1. How to Make a Website
  2. Choose Your Website Platform. In order to build a website, you first got to decide what platform you’re going to build your website with.
  3. Step #2: Find a Domain Name and Host. Full Disclosure: This guide is reader-supported. If you click on our links, we may earn a commission.
  4. Step #3: Set Up a Website and Start Designing. 
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    1. Choose the right website builder for you.
    2. Sign up for a plan that suits your needs and budget.
    3. Choose a unique and relevant domain name.
    4. Pick a design template you love.
    5. Customize your template design.
    6. Upload and format your own content.
    7. Choose and download apps.
    8. Preview and test your website.
    9. Publish your website on the internet.

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