I am sure this has been asked but had no luck finding in past discussions. I am simply looking for some variety in a service that provides one to build their own website with the given tools that are present on their website/community website hosting. I am hopefully trying to find a place where there is a similar body of "creative work" (arch,design,art) . In the future i would like to construct my own with the aid of someones service. Yet at the moment money is an issue...if there are other creative solutions for posting ones work i would love to hear them....thank you much in advance
btw, webs has a fully built-in html editor if you wish to have more freedom in designing your site. you need to choose "downgrade your account" after you've registered in order to use it.
orion
Dec 9, 09 9:54 pm
sqaurespace.com super duper easy.
ckmca
Dec 18, 09 1:22 pm
I second the vote for squarespace. It is super easy, support is astonishingly fast the product works flawlessly. I have asked questions via email at midnight and have an answer in minutes often with a video tutorial.
I remade my site in squarespace in a matter of hours and I am thrilled. They have lots of tools to make the site more "community friendly" too.
I am sure this has been asked but had no luck finding in past discussions. I am simply looking for some variety in a service that provides one to build their own website with the given tools that are present on their website/community website hosting. I am hopefully trying to find a place where there is a similar body of "creative work" (arch,design,art) . In the future i would like to construct my own with the aid of someones service. Yet at the moment money is an issue...if there are other creative solutions for posting ones work i would love to hear them....thank you much in advance
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This might help:
http://www.archinect.com/forum/threads.php?id=92489_0_42_0_C
why go for a monthly fee when you can go free? http://webs.com
http://www.deviantart.com
http://www.newgrounds.com
btw, webs has a fully built-in html editor if you wish to have more freedom in designing your site. you need to choose "downgrade your account" after you've registered in order to use it.
sqaurespace.com super duper easy.
I second the vote for squarespace. It is super easy, support is astonishingly fast the product works flawlessly. I have asked questions via email at midnight and have an answer in minutes often with a video tutorial.
I remade my site in squarespace in a matter of hours and I am thrilled. They have lots of tools to make the site more "community friendly" too.
www.ckmca.com
What happened to people writing their own HTML and CSS? It's pretty straightforward if you're not looking to create a very complex webpage.
it rocks...
Wordpress (hosted by them, free) worked well until I got it hosted elsewhere for ~$6/mo to not have the .wordpress.com suffix.
I like the amount of documentation available online. It helped me learn css and html.