WEBSITE BUILDER SOFTWARE

Question: Does anyone know of a good website builder software?

(Posted by: foreignclown on 2007-07-23 14:32:12)

Can i have an online class for website building? How long does the classes take?

Posted by: Winston Y on 2007-07-25, 22:33:38

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Posted by: Xander on 2007-07-23, 14:36:18

At the risk of sounding like an arse. Notepad And learn how to do everything from scratch. 9/ 10 times WYSIWYG applications create horribly ugly code and break standards.

Posted by: Irishguy3m on 2007-07-23, 14:36:34

Try w3schools.com its free and doesnt take long, you can learn about pretty much anything on the web

Posted by: deedybird on 2007-07-23, 14:40:47

I don't really know where you could take a class, but I built our website, without any prior knowledge of how to do that, through networksolutions.com They don't charge all that much to register your domain name and host your site. In return, you can use Image Cafe, their website design tool. It's really easy to use and very easy to customize.

Posted by: Maya R on 2007-07-23, 15:03:03

I'll definitely have to agree with Xander on this one at the risk of sounding harsh. I also backup the W3Schools site. If you have a local library, or even if you don't mind spending some money, I say go for the Visual Quickstart Guides (Peachpit press). They can start you out at the basics and build ya up w/ o boring you if you're not a good textbook learner. I know you asked about online classes...oops. As for how long it would take: it depends on you, really. Unless of course, you sign up somewhere.