diy web building

[discodean]

Mr site web building pack on sale at staples for £14.99, £5 off. (blue one)
just thought i would share with anyone fancying a bit of diy web building
made 3 site's with it and found it very easy to use.

[discodean]

sorry i put this in the wrong place admin.

[discomobiledj]

This would be Mr Site then! I use them for hosting, but agree, ideal for people who don't have a clue. There is a forum for Mr Site users - www.mrsiteforum.co.uk so if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

[Cheesey 1975]

Ive heard various reports on mr site. Some good some bad

Is it any good or would it be better to get a site designed properly

[discomobiledj]

Ive heard various reports on mr site. Some good some bad

Is it any good or would it be better to get a site designed properly

As I said above I used it when I first started designing websites. If you don't know what you're doing it's brilliant, but it does have it's limitations.

I now code my site myself and just use Mr Site for hosting.

[nigelwright7557]

I bought my website software about 8 years ago.
Its Symantec Visual Page.
Its very easy to use compared to other packages I have tried.

I have delved into Visual Web Developer but while i can create sites with that I always go back to Visual Page for ease of use.

[Cheesey 1975]

Folks

anyone used frontpage ???

[nigelwright7557]

Folks

anyone used frontpage ???

I bought it a few years back and was very disappointed in what you got for the price.
There are loads of website software vendors around at a much lower price.

If your not an expert in HTML and coding then go for website software with templates. Some are very good.

[discomobiledj]

Folks

anyone used frontpage ???

The forbidden word! Terrible program.

Are you coding the website yourself or using an existing template?

[Cheesey 1975]

Ive used webs.com so far

Not great but had a go

prepared to be hung drawn and quartered for next move !!!