Creating website
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I am green as shit when it comes to creating a website...I have only played around with 1 when I had cableone. Is there some good software with templets to get you started, or what does it cost to have someone do it for you?
Thanks
Kellyp.s. A friend of mine whats to start selling Heavy Trucks and asked me about creating a website
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Raider;300676 wrote:
I am green as shit when it comes to creating a website...I have only played around with 1 when I had cableone. Is there some good software with templets to get you started, or what does it cost to have someone do it for you?Thanks
Kellyp.s. A friend of mine whats to start selling Heavy Trucks and asked me about creating a website
one meelion dollars....
what are you (is he) trying to get out of the website? -
I used to use Dreamweaver, that worked really well. But that was literally like 8-9 years ago...Since then I've always designed stuff with Flash. Flash is pretty easy to learn, and you don't have to get too complicated to make a website. Gotta have some art skills, though. Both are made by Macromedia, and I'm sure you could find a torrent somewhere for a "free" copy o_O
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Dreamweaver is a decent tool for a WYSIWYG editor (probably one of the best). Frontpage (and similar tools) bloats the hell out of their markup. Dreamweaver does too but not quite as bad - the advantage to Dreamweaver as you can easily flip over to the code and tweak/cleanup.
Flash.... that just shouldn't be used anymore - especially as a full site.
and I come back to the question - what does he want out of the site?
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dubbsy;300762 wrote:
Dreamweaver is a decent tool for a WYSIWYG editor (probably one of the best). Frontpage (and similar tools) bloats the hell out of their markup. Dreamweaver does too but not quite as bad - the advantage to Dreamweaver as you can easily flip over to the code and tweak/cleanup.Flash.... that just shouldn't be used anymore - especially as a full site.
and I come back to the question - what does he want out of the site?
I liked the ability to drag and drop with dreamweaver but still able to do hard coding if I wanted to as well. I've never used frontpage I don't think, so that may be the same, but I liked trying things out with Dreamweaver.
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he is starting up a used commercial truck sales business and wants a website for that
dubbsy;300762 wrote:
Dreamweaver is a decent tool for a WYSIWYG editor (probably one of the best). Frontpage (and similar tools) bloats the hell out of their markup. Dreamweaver does too but not quite as bad - the advantage to Dreamweaver as you can easily flip over to the code and tweak/cleanup.Flash.... that just shouldn't be used anymore - especially as a full site.
and I come back to the question - what does he want out of the site?
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