Creating a Website

[justjade]

Hi All,

Im looking at building a website...and in my researching found a site called wix dot com?
Anyone heard of it? Any suggestions? Is it better to just buy a program like dreamweaver?

Thank you!!!

Jade

[Mega B]

Never heard of the site but prehaps others may have had some form of input,regarding the Dreamweaver side of things it the defacto standard i think and also another option could be Notepad +++

[tom-knox]

Jade if you're only looking for a handful of sites especially business ones you'd probably find it wouldn't be worthwhile self building. If you do still want to though dream weaver is an excellent although somewhat costy tool, you can get a free 30 day trial from the adobe website. Notepad plus plus is also a good tool but i would be more inclined to not recommend it for beginners.

Jade if, all things considered, the time, the personal expense and the potential results, you decide to hire a professional send me a pm, or even if you just want some more advice feel free to get in touch

[ChristopherCloudNine]

I agree with Tom and think you should hire a professional. Many people build websites with no knowledge of SEO, and end up not getting the results they want. I agree that the time, knowledge, learning curve, and software would be more expensive than perhaps paying for a professional. If you need any help, or would like to hire a professional, please feel free to e-mail me. Best of luck to you.

[ConradDashExec]

i use wix for my companys website

thedashexecutives (dot) com

its pretty great. check it out, its very easy to make a professional looking site.

[justjade]

i use wix for my companys website

thedashexecutives (dot) com

its pretty great. check it out, its very easy to make a professional looking site.

I started using it and its great!! What a great idea... so simple... and stunning at the same time!!

[emaderam]

Take a look at:

threehosts. com/build

Hope this helps.

[sparxxdesign]

Never heard of the site but prehaps others may have had some form of input,regarding the Dreamweaver side of things it the defacto standard i think and also another option could be Notepad +++

Notepad++ won't be helpful if you don't know HTML/CSS. Dreamweaver also serves as a What You See Is What You Get web editor as well. If you don't know web coding language, sites like wix can be a decent alternative for very basic websites.

[sameerviva]

Hello jade,

If you send me the clear scope of project we are glade to sever you better and we can give what technologies pricing and time line we can give you so that we can proceed further.
email me to sameerd at viva-it dot com

thanks
sam

[dtlove]

Wix is certainly a good service, the one thing that I will point out is that free accounts have some huge banner on, so I'd go for one of their paid packages.

But as far as business sites go, if your site is kept up-to-date then your likely to have customers coming in.