The art of dance, like most other forms of art, can have a wide spectrum of channels that range from traditional disciplined techniques, to free forms of self expression. A website about dance forms offers an ideal platform with resources and information for any aspiring dancer, or even a professional. You website also enables you to create a location from which you can connect with other dancers by exploring networks within the art community. Here is a step-by-step guide for creating your very own website on dancing:

1. Plan your focus-style

Considering how wide are the varieties of styles as well as their interpretations in dancing, your site can become confusing for the visitors. If you have something to say about dance, choose the sphere properly. Whether it is a ballet or jazz, you have to make sure that you begin with a perfect plan determined about the direction you want to go in.

2. Collect adequate information

As soon as the main purpose of your website is decided, the research should begin. You can start with visiting local dance studios and interview and take photographs of instructors or in-session classes. Also, read up all the recent news in magazines on dance forms. This may help you to come up with articles of your own. Categorize your materials according to text, photos, graphics, and miscellaneous for including them in your site whenever needed.

3. The Homepage

Create a home page of your own because it is the main focus of any website.  It is the first screen that appears whenever users click on your URL. The primary requirement is to provide a title for your page with images of dancing floors, dancers, and dance related materials. The color of your website should be in sync with the theme you choose. For instance, in case of a tap site, there must be a classic black and white combination, and for a ballet site there must be a combination of muted pastel colors. On the other hand, a website about salsa dance would be suited best with bold reds for the theme.

4. Plan out your menu

Whenever you create a website which has more than only the home page, you need to include a menu where an index is made up what the rest of your guide comprises of.

Some of the followings can be included in your menu:

• All recent updates and news about dance forms

• Highlight a famous regional dancer

• Photos of dancers that you have taken

• Pin up message boards for aspiring dancers

• Create quizzes and surveys for users

• Advertisements of dance merchandises that you might want to trade

• Information about area dance studios and outfitters

5. Add some innovative graphics

It may not be a forte but there are many helpful sites on the Internet and make your website appear attractive. Only remember to provide a plug in link for the browsers you have accessed.

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Serena Keys owns a creative hobby centre for kids and loves to teach toddlers various forms of art to enhance their vision at an early age. She also writes curative and visionary content on the agenda of motivating mothers to sign up for dance classes for children to help them become more expressive. She also dos content marketing, so that maximum people could hear her voice.