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HyperActive Warrior
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Hi,
I am looking for the easiest way to build a website (outside of hiring someone) that requires no tech ability. Are there templates to use or is Wordpress still the best? THank you! Tiffani |
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The Scarecrow
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Wordpress is the way if you have no HTML skills. If you need it installed or configured you can check my signature.
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Active Warrior
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Wordpress is a very easy way to set up a website with little to no technical know-how. There's an incredible community there for it too so if you're stuck with anything it's quite likely that there's been someone else there before you who can help you to solve the issue.
You can get some absolutely fantastic looking themes either for free or for a (usually) small fee. And with a load of plugins and the like to help to add functionality and aesthetic value you should find it easy to make something great. ![]() Of course a bit of programming knowledge does go a long way in tweaking Wordpress sites to help you to modify your theme in the way that you want to, but it's still possible to do some great work without. |
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HyperActive Warrior
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Thank you both!
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Steve Hawkins
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to be honest wordpress and some of the free plugin would do.. The plugin do all the tweaking you need... no programming is needed in truth..
all in one seo plugin etc... |
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Hi Avamarie,
You might anna try wix.com. I discovered it while looking for the easiest way to create a blog or a website when I was a beginner though. But of course, wordpress is still the best, 2nd to joomla. They have lots of free themes to download. Enjoy learning! Regards, K pregnancykeys.com |
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You can buy ready templates for your website, and then you have to upload them at your hosting.
But they may not work. Be careful. |
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HyperActive Warrior
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Weebly is an easy option if you don't know html. I'm using it for an affiliate website at the moment and just finished adding adsense. Super easy!
Good Luck! |
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If you want to blog. I think blogger is easier than wordpress. And it's free too!
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Orlando Web Design
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Download a free trial of Dreamweaver and look at youtube for tutorials or lynda.com for paid training.
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HyperActive Warrior
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Word Press allows more customization of your pages and Word Press helps you create a professional looking blog because you use plug ins and stuff. But if you want to earn easy through adsense. Try to blog in blogger.
It's recommended in a newbie since it easy to use.
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avamarie, try Yola | Create a Free Website drag and drop website builder, very easy to use very good for basic sites...
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If you want a WYSIWYG website builder, hosting, domain registrar and online tech support in one bundle, try Site123.com
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The Billionaire Girl
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ONCE YOU GO MAC YOU DON'T GO BACK (formerly a PC advocate) www.thebillionairegirl.com
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The Billionaire Girl
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Try Posterous dot com - super simple way to do a blog via email and text. Includes video and photos
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ONCE YOU GO MAC YOU DON'T GO BACK (formerly a PC advocate) www.thebillionairegirl.com
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My vote goes for Wordpress. The part about being easy depends on how complicated you want the site to be. There are some aspects about Wordpress that can take some time to research, but overall I think that it's your best bet. Plus if you ever run into a snag, there are many people on here who use Wordpress so you can usually find answers by searching WF for your questions about Wordpress.
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Isn't wordpress for blogs? What if your website is not a blog, what if it's like for example an anime site? I'd agree with using Dreamweaver, it's easy to learn anyway. Just have a couple of free ebooks about dreamweaver, search for tutorials and you're all set.
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You can install WordPress easily on your hosting account if you are on cPanel access. Just scroll down the page on your cPanel until you see the blue smiley-face for Fantastico. You really don't need to know much of anything to install and use WordPress. Blogger is great too but not for business. Best wishes, Leslie | |
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Wordpress is great becuase you can just adapt the themes which can be downloaded for free. Its a good ideo to download lots of themes and see how each one works. With Wordpress you can also pick up a little bit of PHP.
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i'm newbie
wordpress is usefully |
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try nvu its free and fairly easy to use
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How come no one mentions the many simple site building programs that are available?
I use blue voda host and they seem to have everything the newbie or pro needs to get going. Drag and drop simple. |
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or you can try joomla
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Download and learn Dreamweaver CS4 with a free trial. Also Lynda.com has a great tutorial on getting started with Dreamweaver's supplied templates.
Or try Drupal. |
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Download a free 30 day trial of Dreamweaver CS4 at adobe.com
Also Lynda.com has terrific tutorials on how to use Dreamweaver templates to build a quick and easy website. |
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You can try joomla or wordpress. They both work for me. Just learn how to install them, then add functionalities(adding plug-in) without hard core progmramming headaches.
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You can use weebly to create your web. It's easy to use.
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Wordpress is excellent as a CMS, but really if you want to get into webdesign, I suggest getting Adobe Suite with Dreamweaver, Photoshop and search google for "Dreamweaver tutorials" "Html tutorials" and "photoshop tutorials"
After you start learning you won't want to stop! |
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Just choose between Wordpress or Blogger they have this easy plugins just search in google and instantly you can create your own website.
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