- 1). Create the background of the gaming template. Use the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) property "background-color" to set the background to a certain color. Use the CSS property "background-image" to tile an image across the back of your Web page to create a textured look.
- 2). Add a banner that features graphics from the game across the top of the page. Position it using the CSS "position" property if you're coding your page by hand.
- 3). Add text and a game logo across the top of the page. You'll want to feature the name of the game near the top left corner. This is where people tend to look when they first visit a Web page.
- 4). Add a space for menus on the left and right side of the gaming template. Create an HTML DIV to hold the menus and position them using the CSS "position" property.
- 5). Create a default color for the text on the page. If the gaming template uses dark colors, use a light font so that visitors can read the text. Set the color using the CSS "color" property.
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