Web Site Building

neil · Mar 3, 2004, 10:33am

Hi Folks
Where can I get a free web site builder for a novice?

Thanks

rossored · Mar 3, 2004, 10:37am

neil -

do you mean software to enable you to build a website??

neil · Mar 3, 2004, 10:56am

Yes....like dreamweaver only very simple and cheap/free :-)

rossored · Mar 3, 2004, 10:59am

well ms word will do web pages but it clutters them up with a lot of code.

otherwise, PM/email me and I'll see what I can do about another method.

Sharky · Mar 4, 2004, 6:57am

Macromedia Contribute is good for a novice - it's entirely WYSIWYG and make's it a doddle to update a static html website. But it will cost you about £120, I think, from somewhere like Amazon - cheaper than Dreamweaver though - which is the ferrari of web design proggies.

Russ18uk · Mar 4, 2004, 7:42am

Quote:

Originally posted by Sharky
Macromedia Contribute is good for a novice - it's entirely WYSIWYG and make's it a doddle to update a static html website. But it will cost you about £120, I think, from somewhere like Amazon - cheaper than Dreamweaver though - which is the ferrari of web design proggies.

This guy is a novice; Macromedia software is for uber elite developers.

I suggest you get a book about HTML. If you need some javascript enhancements to your site, this site has lots of scripts to help make your site look more stylish/high-tech.

neil · Mar 4, 2004, 8:37am

Quote:

Originally posted by Sharky
Macromedia Contribute is good for a novice - it's entirely WYSIWYG and make's it a doddle to update a static html website. But it will cost you about £120, I think, from somewhere like Amazon - cheaper than Dreamweaver though - which is the ferrari of web design proggies.

Russ. ...No-not a novice. I had used the full Macromedia in the past but have been out of practice for a few years. I taught myself HTML on Homesite a few years ago.

Sharky....Contribute will do the job.

Many thanks to all who replied.

Moriarty · Mar 4, 2004, 8:41am

If you keep an eye out for the free CD roms that come with some of the internet oriented magazines (like".net", or"PCPlus" etc) they sometimes have free website builders on them. I got a very acceptable version of Net Objects Fusion MX from one of these which is very similar in operation to MS Frontpage. PM me if you want to know more.

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neil Legendary Member Member Since Nov 2001 4,502 Posts	Re: Web Site Building Yes....like dreamweaver only very simple and cheap/free :-) __________________ neil ....Indicators show the past. Price Action "Indicates" the future.

Mar 3, 2004, 10:59am	#4
rossored Legendary Member Member Since Dec 2002 2,069 Posts	Re: Web Site Building well ms word will do web pages but it clutters them up with a lot of code. otherwise, PM/email me and I'll see what I can do about another method. __________________ Please do not message me about account deletion or moderation. For advertising issues ONLY please email advertising (at) trade2win.com

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Sharky The Founder Member Since Nov 2000 4,619 Posts	Re: Web Site Building Macromedia Contribute is good for a novice - it's entirely WYSIWYG and make's it a doddle to update a static html website. But it will cost you about £120, I think, from somewhere like Amazon - cheaper than Dreamweaver though - which is the ferrari of web design proggies. __________________ * New to the site? Introduce yourself. Before posting don't forget to read our Site Guidelines * New to trading? Ask a question in the First Steps forum

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Moriarty Rookie Member Member Since Sep 2003 8 Posts	Re: Web Site Building If you keep an eye out for the free CD roms that come with some of the internet oriented magazines (like".net", or"PCPlus" etc) they sometimes have free website builders on them. I got a very acceptable version of Net Objects Fusion MX from one of these which is very similar in operation to MS Frontpage. PM me if you want to know more.

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