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Hi,
I want to build myself a webite but am a real novice when it comes to the technical side of things - I've 'constructed' websites before in terms of content, look and interactivity, but have always had the use of someone technical to actually put it together and sort out the actual construction.
I know that the answer is to pay someone to do it for me, but I want to do it on the cheap as it is for a possible new business venture and I want to keep overheads low and this is an initial experiment.
Can anyone recommend an online package that is easy to understand and use to get me started?
Thanks for your help.
Stu
Notepad & google.
Thanks nbt, I'll have a gander.
Stu.
If you have access to a Mac try Rapidweaver. Brilliant software to quickly and easily put a site together.
have a look at joomla or wordpress, more of a content management solution though but saves hand coding
not an online option but i can thoroughly recommend serif webplus, it is super easy to use.
i bought x2 early last year and knocked this up for the wife in a few days...
[url= http://www.loveteatime.co.uk ]loveteatime.co.uk[/url]
i've just bought the latest version, x4, which even comes with a years free hosting. for best prices though call serif direct.
btw, i'll probably sell my copy of x2 quite soon (with both 'hard copy' manuals) pretty cheap.
damn talktalk, dropped b'band and did a double post! can't delete.
SOrry, that was a facetious repy. I meant use notepad, the windows notepad, for writing code, and google to find out how to do it 😉
It all depends what you want the website to do - blogs, quizzes, votes, forums, e-commerce, video hosting...