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Anyone ever created a Web site?

Brookerton

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I'm thinking of building a Web site for personal use, but I have no idea where to start. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions on how to build one, where to get a domain name from, should you buy Web site designer software or get it off the internet?
 
I believe Google now offers hosting and a simple, free design tool.

http://pages.google.com
 
I just built one for a clash I was in. We used Dreamweaver. I built mine with CSS (cascading style sheets), which are incredibly easy to use.

I host mine at godaddy.com, where I purchased the domain name.

If you're on a mac, look into iWeb. It's dead useful when you're just starting out.
 
UTshooter said:
I just built one for a clash I was in. We used Dreamweaver. I built mine with CSS (cascading style sheets), which are incredibly easy to use.

I host mine at godaddy.com, where I purchased the domain name.

If you're on a mac, look into iWeb. It's dead useful when you're just starting out.
I struggled with CSS simply because everytime I saved a page, I got extranious coding...
 
slappy4428 said:
UTshooter said:
I just built one for a clash I was in. We used Dreamweaver. I built mine with CSS (cascading style sheets), which are incredibly easy to use.

I host mine at godaddy.com, where I purchased the domain name.

If you're on a mac, look into iWeb. It's dead useful when you're just starting out.
I struggled with CSS simply because everytime I saved a page, I got extranious coding...

Double-check your spelling. That can cause problems sometimes.
 
I liked Dreamweaver when I last did some web designing. Check with your Internet provider. Many of the bigger ones (AOL) provide free space without having to purchase a domain.
 

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