I recently received two emails from people who have been visiting this site.  One asks for a kind of “Putting It All Together” page that shows how what I have been saying in the HTML tutorials turn out in practice.  The other is a question about WYSIWYGs.

To the first, my reply is a demo website at TipzNTrix. I made that demo website for three reasons:

1. to show that it is still possible to manually create great looking websites;
2. to serve as an illustrative guide for the free services that the web offers for people who either don’t want a CMS-powered site or who at the moment can’t afford one or who have a CMS-powered site but still find the necessity of creating their own webpages; and
3. to serve as a “context” for the HTML and Javascript tips I will be offering here.

Read more about it here.

The other one is more basic.  He asks:  ”If we have to learn HTML, why are there so many WYSIWYGs available?” The question assumes that WYSIWYGs make HTML unnecessary.  I make my reply here.

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