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[ashs inc]

hey guys. i am looking to do a web site but i have no idea how to do it. Where can i turn to to learn web design. Thanks

NEIL

[ericlemson]

www.seriouswebsolutions.com deals with small business. Expect to spend a couple hundred for a uniquely designed website. They can even set you up to accept payments online...although you have to pay more for it .

[ericlemson]

If you want to do the website yourself, ive found Microsoft Publisher as pretty easy to use, although it will look pretty broing and a little cheasy.

[Team-Green L&L]

Macromedia Studio 8 is the Cadillac of design software.

[PLS-Tx]

WWW.GODADDY.COM

It cost us about $100 for everything for 2 years. Now if we can just find the time to set it up.

[Team-Green L&L]

Originally Posted by TAC

WWW.GODADDY.COM

It cost us about $100 for everything for 2 years. Now if we can just find the time to set it up.

Godaddy is a server, not a design software. We have been using them for years (despite other hosting companies efforts) and I would recommend them to anyone with a site, but I think he's looking for a software to create the layout on?

[KrayzKajun]

i used Yahoo! My site maybe basic but it does the job for now!

www.OneKrayzeeKajun.com

[Venturewest]

Originally Posted by Team-Green L&L

Godaddy is a server, not a design software. We have been using them for years (despite other hosting companies efforts) and I would recommend them to anyone with a site, but I think he's looking for a software to create the layout on?

Among many other things, Godaddy offers Site Builder software. You can purchase several differant options. You can build a professional looking site with their software in supposedly a few hours. They also have over 830 nice looking templates available.

I went to web design school for 2 years, I learned several high dollar web design programs, and I am still using Godaddy because they make it so easy.

[ashs inc]

thanks for all the post guys i am really not sure where i want to go. with this.

[Team-Green L&L]

Originally Posted by Venturewest

Among many other things, Godaddy offers Site Builder software. You can purchase several differant options. You can build a professional looking site with their software in supposedly a few hours. They also have over 830 nice looking templates available.

I went to web design school for 2 years, I learned several high dollar web design programs, and I am still using Godaddy because they make it so easy.

Hmmm, I did know they had the builder, but I was always a little skeptical about using it. Maybe I'll have to give it a whirl.