Topic: Website Help? (Read 659 times)
Thanks for the feedback guys, wanted to get a bit of a consensus before trying anything. Think I'll have a look around and see what I get sorted for him.
hostgator works well, and has an auto-install wordpress option
I guess webs and wix are ok, but it's hosting is way overpriced...
I agreed, OP you should shop around and compare prices for hosting. I only pay £10 a year for my online shopping website.
Free website builders are easy to use for setting up a site, but it'll always look like crap.
but weebly is still very helpful for new users have many features and very friendly
Free website builders are easy to use for setting up a site, but it'll always look like crap.
"free website builders" are a joke, weebly/webs included.
could try weebly has an easy to use graphical interface.
Custom Wordpress set up will be a good option.
But a Blogger website would be even better, very, very low maintenance and a very user friendly administration panel, and it's free!
But a Blogger website would be even better, very, very low maintenance and a very user friendly administration panel, and it's free!
I guess webs and wix are ok, but it's hosting is way overpriced...
I agreed Wordpress is really easy to use. I have built many website and e-commerce site using wordpress.
Wordpress is very-user friendly. A free site can be created at http://wordpress.com/.
Wordpress is also open source and accepts bitcoins for premium features: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/11/15/pay-another-way-bitcoin/
Wordpress is also open source and accepts bitcoins for premium features: http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2012/11/15/pay-another-way-bitcoin/
Hey guys, Not really related to BTC, but I was wondering of I could get some advice.
I need to set up a site for a friend who barely knows how to turn a computer on. So I need something basic enough that I can set it up, and not have to monitor every little thing that happens. I was thinking about giving http://website.1and1.com/free-website-builder a go, as it looks pretty novice-friendly. Has anyone else here had a similar experience?
Thanks.
I need to set up a site for a friend who barely knows how to turn a computer on. So I need something basic enough that I can set it up, and not have to monitor every little thing that happens. I was thinking about giving http://website.1and1.com/free-website-builder a go, as it looks pretty novice-friendly. Has anyone else here had a similar experience?
Thanks.
Jump to: