Well, if you ask me the worth of a good website is:
1. good information people, do want to look up
2. good design, not always but if you make it easy for people to navigate to the information the better
just make it so people like to use your site instead of other similar one.
3. long term existence
If you want to try use Angelfire!
Edit:
Tips for WebHosting sitesOne more thing, usually you tend to expand your webpage once you start doing it, so take that into account when designing the structure of your webpage. I found it good to have a general main index file from which people can go further to the more specific theme.
That way I don't have to change everything, only the main index file. And just add a new 'branch' below it.
Edit:
www.freewebpage.org is cheaper than Angelfire, but the filesize limitations even when you pay are a bit strange.
Read the posts, for some reason many people complain despite its rating.
Angelfire is better on bandwidth in general and accessiblity.
freewebpage reviewAngelfire reviewEdit:
I went throught their top list. I noticed many posts have similar wording, only the long ones seemed real. Anyway, I found many have the same limitations
-file size; honestly I can't live with 1MB limit; that's were the worthy distribution size begins; my html are about 300kB (hand coded)
-file format restriction
-no activity time limit; no good!
Angelfire has none of these, and you can get rid of ads with an easy trick like I did. That's why I chose it from the very beginning.
Anyway, I found
110mb to be very likeable. I think I will try it myself.