I build simple websites and I love html with CSS for presentation and design.

How many on here build websites and how do you do it?

I am just getting started and learning CSS as I go. I taught myself html a few years back doing most of my design with tables.

Now with CSS you can place objects and boxes on the page with no tables. I think I have become obsessed with playing around with it.

I use CSS but won't touch tables -- tables require too many tags
to maintain them well; it is a lot to do mentally and all my HTML
and CSS has to pass that test: I have to be able to render it
mentally (without the benefit of a WWW browser) before I'll use it.

I don't want to have to re-learn some obscure trick I only worked
out once for one reason, when I go back to update the page, months
or years later. So I stick to a small toolset I use as often as
I author HTML (not so often these days).

I'm a big fan of providing a good left and right margin to
completed HTML; the obvious application there is for e-text
conversions (converting book-length works to HTML so I have
a legible copy I can use in a stock web browser to enjoy the
book).

Generally I'm satisfied with including my standard CSS library
in all my HTML documents; it is a short library and so is
included inline, not a separate fetch. It would be easy to
split them out, if someone else had a need to do so.

I prefer to create websites using C#. I have used CSS, but not very much. I haven't done anything that I was impressed with, but I doubt I am even a beginner with CSS.

How do you make websites using C#?? What is C#??

C# (C Sharp) is a version of the "C" programming language. I use it to make internal websites for the company I work for. I don't create anything commercial or even recreational.

I have never heard of a www website made with the C programing language. Web pages served up in browsers are all made with markup languages, xhtml etc. What kind of web pages do you make with c programing language?

They are ASPX webpages. I have created a time clock and time clock management webpages, a website for adding physicians into a database, a webpage for routing work within our system and similar stuff. Nothing fancy or pretty, just utilitarian.

They sound more like programs to me. Do they display in a browser like Internet Explorer or on the Internet?

They are viewed through a browser, but they are only available through our intranet.