Selling a product is about making it look its absolute best - but how that's done varies from product to product.
Clothes can be tailor made to look great or can just be eye catching.
Homes can appeal to people using their location, look or prince.
A website needs more thinking, especially since it is relatively new compared to clothes and houses as a product.
You'll need for it to look and feel natural so that people would actually enjoy surfing on it - or at least it'll look like it'll be a breeze.
Making a website might be counterintuitive, so you'll need guide of some sort to make sure that you don't mess it up.
A central concept is key to making sure that everything comes together.
Make one before starting work on anything else, though if you really can't come up with one, you can just go right on and come back here when you do.
Go check out the competition.
Check out the top results on your favorite search engine - they're at the top for a reason.
Study their layout, their graphic design and even the way they put their colors together.
Find out two things - what kind of design you like seeing and what kind of design you find is extremely comfortable to use.
Once you've got that, you can begin reshaping it into your image.
Whatever you get from your competition is something you still need to make yours, whether it's the positioning of a border or the entire color set.
Make sure not to get too clever - you're probably a beginner who is better off waiting till you have more experience.
Have a beta run of your websites.
Get some internet savvy people to look it over and see if there are any improvements they can suggest.
Believe in yourself.
You can build this site and you can make it a great one.