How to Set Up a Web Site
for Your Local ASNT Section
ASNT encourages its local Sections to create their own Web sites, provided they have the ability to maintain up-to-date content. This how-to guide provides graphics, templates, valuable Internet sites and many other resources for local Section webmasters.
HTML Basics: a beginner's guide to HTML, the basic authoring language used to create documents on the World Wide Web. Includes a discussion of the software needed to edit HTML.
Internet Domain Names: you'll need a Web site address — here's how to register it.
Web Hosting: where to put your Web site, how to find a host, what services to expect from a Web host.
Content: some recommendations for types of content to include in your site's pages.
Page Template: download an HTML page template. You fill in the particulars for your Section.
Download the ASNT Logo: to display on your Web pages.
Links to Additional Resources: some sites on the Web that may help you in creating a basic Section Web site.
If you are new to the idea of building a Web site, click here to see what other ASNT Sections are doing. We hope the resources provided in this guide will also be a help. Contact the ASNT webmaster with questions about your local Section's new Web site:
Brian Geary, Librarian and Webmaster
Telephone: (614) 274-6003 X245
Toll free: (800) 222-2768 X245
Fax: (614) 274-6899
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