PerfectExpert lets you create professional Web pages for personal and business use. Using Internet Publisher, you can convert your document to a HyperText Markup Language (HTML) format for the World Wide Web.
Using Internet Publisher
Most documents published on the World Wide Web are written in HyperText Markup Language (HTML). WordPerfect Internet Publisher converts your documents to HTML format; therefore, you do not have to know HTML to create documents for the World Wide Web.
For more information about using the Internet Publisher, see the WordPerfect online Help.
Creating a personal Web page
You can create your own personal Web pages using Internet Publisher in WordPerfect. Most documents published on the World Wide Web are written in HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Internet Publisher converts your documents to HTML format; therefore, you don't have to know HTML to create documents for the World Wide Web. The Web Editor displays the document similarly to the way it will look when published to HTML and viewed in a browser.
You can also publish any document you create in WordPerfect in HTML or Java format by clicking File, Internet Publisher, HTML, or File, Send To, Corel Barista.
Choosing a style for a personal Web page
Choose a background that is consistent, simple, and adds to the look of the page. A complicated or boldly colored background can make the text difficult to read. Compare the text color to the background to make sure they have enough contrast. For example, use dark text with a light background, but do not use dark text with a dark background.
Adding to and editing a personal Web page
After you have chosen the basic structure of your Web page, you can add images, lists, and tables. You can also change the font size and characteristics. Add new sections, or edit the sections already on the Web page to suit your own information and purpose.
Creating a business Web page
You can create your own business Web page using Internet Publisher in WordPerfect. Most documents published on the World Wide Web are written in HyperText Markup Language (HTML). Internet Publisher converts your documents to HTML format; therefore, you don't have to know HTML to create documents for the World Wide Web. The Web Editor displays the document similarly to the way it will look when published to HTML and viewed in a browser.
Choosing a style for a business Web page
Choose a background that is consistent, simple, and adds to the look of the page. Avoid intricate wallpaper graphics or strong background colors. A complicated or boldly colored background can make the text difficult to read. Compare the text color to the background to make sure they have enough contrast. For example, use dark text with a light background, but do not use dark text with a dark background.
Customizing a business Web page
Choose the sections you want on your page. Be sure to include all information your customers will have to know about your company, your products, and ordering. You can also add other sections on the page.
After you add the predefined sections, replace the placeholder text with your own information.
Adding a company name to a business Web page
Type your company name, and include your motto or slogan in smaller type beneath it. You can also create a graphical banner for your company name, or use TextArt to add interest and emphasis.
Describing a company in a business Web page
When describing your company, include information on what the company does, where the company is located, how long the company has been in business, and other interesting, informative information. You can also mention any business-related awards you or your company received, particular specialties, and good reviews.
Describe any promises of service, selection, and prices. You may also want to include any product or service guarantees. List your office hours.
Adding contact information to a business Web page
Include your business address, phone numbers, email address, and other relevant URLs.
Adding special offers to a business Web page
If you have any short-term, conditional, or otherwise special deals, advertise them on your Web page. List the offers, the products they apply to, the duration of the offer, any conditions (for example, time limits, purchase limits, and regional limits), and the instructions for taking advantage of the offers.
Adding a product list to a business Web page
Describe the products or services you offer. Be sure to include the product name, number, and options for color, size, number, and style. You can also show photos of each product to further entice customers.
Adding ordering information to a business Web page
Give instructions for ordering your products. You can use either an online order form or simply give the customers the information.
Adding an online order form to a business Web page
Using WEB.SiteBuilder, you can add a preformatted order form that your customers can use to order over the Internet. You must set your system up to handle online order forms.
Adding conventional order information to a business Web page
If you do not use an order form, list instructions for ordering by mail or phone. Include your phone numbers and address for ordering, methods of payment (for example, checks or money orders, credit cards, and types of currency), shipping methods, delivery delays (for example, overseas and domestic), and delivery areas.
Adding other links to a business Web page
You can add a list of links to other informative sites. These sites can be related to your business or sites that you enjoy.
Adding a comments and suggestions section to a business Web page
Add a link to your email account so that customers can send you feedback.
Adding copyright information to a business Web page
If you have copyrighted the content and design of your site, put a copyright notation on the bottom of the page.
Finishing a business Web page
After you check and save your document, be sure to view it in a browser to make sure the formatting looks good. You are then ready to publish your page to the World Wide Web. Remember to keep your page up to date and check it periodically to make sure it is displaying well.
