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HTML	DHTML	CSS
Html stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is a simple computer language used to make web pages.	DHTML or Dynamic HTML is just what it claims to be a dynamic, more interactive version of HTML.	CSS stands for Cascading Style sheets. CSS is a set of instructions that give a consistent, universal look and feel to your web pages.

Java Script

Java Script is a client side scripting language which lets you create interactive pages quickly and easily. HTML+JavaScript gives Dymanic Page.

VB Script

VBScript is also a client side scripting language which is a simplified version of Visual Basic, Microsoft's full-blown programming language stripped down of most of its complexities and biased towards use in Web pages

CGI

Common Gateway Interface a server side scripting language is one of the oldest web application development technologies. CGI programs can be written in a number of languages includes Perl, TCL, C and C++.

COLD FUSION

Cold fusion is a powerful and easy to use tool for developing database applications.

JAVA

Java is a powerful and feature-rich programming language that's used to create programs that can run on any platform, be it a Windows PC or a Unix workstation.

ASP

ASP stands for Active Server Pages. An ASP page ia a combination of HTML and Script, which is run on the server to generate Web pages.

JAVA SERVLETS

Java Servlets is currently among the hottest Web technologies available. Because of their association with java, they are platform-independent and fairly secure.

PHP

PHP borrows its syntax and style from many sources like Perl, C and Java. It can connect to all the major databases on the server end and is rapidly gaining in popularity.

Introduction to HTML

HTML is a simple computer language used to make web pages. HTML documents are nothing but text files that contains HTML instructions. These documents don't actually contains the images, video or sound you come across on web pages, they have the code that lets you integrate these into your web pages. Browsers such as Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator can understand these coded instructions and display a web page in its format.

What makes a good Web
Designer?

         You need to be creative and have an eye for layouts and design and color. That apart, to be a good Web Designer, you need to have a solid understanding of HTML. Experienced designers usually complement their HTML knowledge with easy to use graphical HTML editors like FrontPage and Dreamweaver. This saves time and allows them to concentrate on more important aspects like scripting rather than getting stuck with trivial HTML formatting details. Knowledge of the scripting language, both for the client and the server side is essential too. Usually JavaScript is preferred choice for client side scripting by most developers.
         Things are'nt that simple on the server side however, where the technology you choose, master it inside out. That's what good Web designers do. You must also fiddle around with image manipulation programs. Photoshop is what most developers work on to create great looking images for Web pages. Finally, any other multimedia technology that you're comfortable with can add a whole new dimension to your Website. Let your imagination run wild and don't shy away from experimenting with new ideas. Only then can your work stand out from the rest of the crowd.

  Weakness of HTML

         Not only HTML is enough to design a web page, because HTML creates only static page. In order to get a dynamic page with user interaction, Client side/Server side scripting is necessary. HTML has a number of powerful features including the capability to present images and text on a page and the capability to link pages together. A few years ago this HTML was more than enough to keep everyone happy. But gradually it was realized that HTML lacked in a vital department interactivity. True interactivity requires instant response to user actions.
         Another reason why HTML alone isn't enough is because it can only give "pre-prepared" pages for access. Websites today need to interact with databases and other programs to generate pages with varying content on the fly. So some scripting languages are necessary to convert static page into dynamic page.