web site: legal services

AGLaw · 03-12-2010, 08:41 AM

Hi everyone:

About a year ago I hired someone to put together my web site and have been happy with the results but feel it's time to upgrade.

I'd like to put something together that I can easily update myself. My thoughts are to use one of the following platforms:

1) Wordpress
2) iweb
3) A more advanced program

My programming skills are very basic and I'd prefer to either use a WYSIWYG program or hire someone to set-up the site and make it user friendly for me to update.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

JonMills · 03-12-2010, 10:47 AM

yeah go with wordpress its quick and easy to install through fantastico in cpanel and easy to update yourself. Lots of tutorials on line on how to use

Orlando Web Design · 03-12-2010, 10:48 AM

AG, I just sent you a private message but I'm not sure if you can respond since you are a new member. If you can't respond, send me an email info (@) broadstonemedia.com

AnotherTime · 03-14-2010, 04:22 PM

+1 what JonMills said. If your "programming skills are very basic" then WordPress will be ok, joomla could be another option but a little more advanced but could still be doable, but don't know what our NEEDS are. Lots of items for WP, if you are looking to have a more basic blog style site, but could do pretty well for added different article and cat's on. Support community is ok. Joomla is a pretty good step up... much better, but a little more involved... huge support community.

Really the best question that you need to be asking is what are your needs and what model are you trying to do. (some example sites would help) and then ask how do I get there.

HTH

03-12-2010, 08:41 AM	#1
AGLaw Warrior Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	web site: legal services Hi everyone: About a year ago I hired someone to put together my web site and have been happy with the results but feel it's time to upgrade. I'd like to put something together that I can easily update myself. My thoughts are to use one of the following platforms: 1) Wordpress 2) iweb 3) A more advanced program My programming skills are very basic and I'd prefer to either use a WYSIWYG program or hire someone to set-up the site and make it user friendly for me to update. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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JonMills Advanced Warrior Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 904 Thanks: 0 Thanked 81 Times in 68 Posts Social Networking	Re: web site: legal services yeah go with wordpress its quick and easy to install through fantastico in cpanel and easy to update yourself. Lots of tutorials on line on how to use
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03-14-2010, 04:22 PM	#4
AnotherTime Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 11 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: web site: legal services +1 what JonMills said. If your "programming skills are very basic" then WordPress will be ok, joomla could be another option but a little more advanced but could still be doable, but don't know what our NEEDS are. Lots of items for WP, if you are looking to have a more basic blog style site, but could do pretty well for added different article and cat's on. Support community is ok. Joomla is a pretty good step up... much better, but a little more involved... huge support community. Really the best question that you need to be asking is what are your needs and what model are you trying to do. (some example sites would help) and then ask how do I get there. HTH