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Needles & Ink · May 27th, 2008

No need to Pay a web developer. There are many free web editors all over google. If you have a design or layout use dreamweaver or even Microsoft publisher.
Copy and paste your main images into the editors, create your LAYOUT and the editor will build the HTML code for you.

No one really builds a site from scratch these days. Many might add optional features into their sites manually. But most start of with an HTML editor or some program that does "All or MOST of the hard work"

There are so many ways to build a website these days. The only option worth considering paying BIG BUCKS is if you want some fancey FLASH MEDIA designs that move across the screen, OR if you are investing in some high price software thats going to streamline your business.

My personal oppinion is the layout is the hardest part. But if you already designed your layout, then adding links and making your site functional should be CAKE! Again, thats as long as you are not doing the HIGH TECHY FLASH MEDIA STUFF!

Thanks,
NAI

May 27th, 2008	- #5 (permalink)
Needles & Ink T-Shirt Lover T-Shirt Fan You can call me: NAI Member Since: Mar 2008 Location: NY to GA Posts: 66 Thanks: 7 Thanked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Re: Building a web site, Corel Draw? No need to Pay a web developer. There are many free web editors all over google. If you have a design or layout use dreamweaver or even Microsoft publisher. Copy and paste your main images into the editors, create your LAYOUT and the editor will build the HTML code for you. No one really builds a site from scratch these days. Many might add optional features into their sites manually. But most start of with an HTML editor or some program that does "All or MOST of the hard work" There are so many ways to build a website these days. The only option worth considering paying BIG BUCKS is if you want some fancey FLASH MEDIA designs that move across the screen, OR if you are investing in some high price software thats going to streamline your business. My personal oppinion is the layout is the hardest part. But if you already designed your layout, then adding links and making your site functional should be CAKE! Again, thats as long as you are not doing the HIGH TECHY FLASH MEDIA STUFF! Thanks, NAI __________________ www.shopneedlesandink.com Last edited by Needles & Ink; May 27th, 2008 at 01:33 PM. Reason: NAI
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