Reply With Quotewordpress is the best
i am building a website for my dad's institute.
Best website builder application?
So I've been thinking of building up a website (not for money) for a mate who's in the graffiti art scene, but being a bit sh!t at web development, I've been looking at different solutions online that let you build everything as simply as possible. So far, I've come across two:
www.basekit.com
and
www.squarespace.com
Do any of you have any experience with either? Which one would you recommend?
So far I am most impressed by basekit. Its really easy to use and has some pretty good templates included, but squarespace isn't half bad. Are there any better ones out there?
wordpress is the best
i am building a website for my dad's institute.
Wordpress seems more aimed at blogs, but it does look pretty good. Has it got the same sort of "drag and drop" functionality of basekit?
In any case, thanks for the tip, I'll give it a whirl.
no mate,nowdays you can make a professional website using wordpress.it's easy to install and maintain and it's secure too.Not to mention it has lots and lots of themes as well as plug-in which gives you complete freedom to do whatever you want.Originally Posted by Nacho-Libre
Wordpress seems more aimed at blogs, but it does look pretty good. Has it got the same sort of "drag and drop" functionality of basekit?
In any case, thanks for the tip, I'll give it a whirl.
I don't know about basekit but wordpress is the best in the class along with joomla and drupal as the most preferred site builder.Why not go for tried and tested instead of newbies?
I once installed silverlight and it turned out to be a very bad experience.
Last edited by CrYsIs; 07-19-2012 at 12:22 AM.
Wordpress, all day everyday. They can do everything from online portfolios to database admin to ecom to store. Pretty easy to work with, building one right now as a matter of fact.
Check out http://themeforest.net/. They have some basic themes that you can buy and modify.
There are also freeware tools, depending on what you want to do...
notepad, the best of the best
Notepad ++notepad, the best of the best
Provided you know about HTML scripting.....for making a website containing only two lines you require to write 20 lines in notepadnotepad, the best of the best
This.
You could also try joomla, I have no experience with it but I understand it is fairly simple.
Wordpress over Joomla any day.
Also look at IM Creator.
I knew HTML scripting right after birth. Thought that everyone do
2 lines is too easy, you should never make it easy. Difficulties are the training for the mind
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thought it's good but very confusing for newbies
I was working in London in the mid-90's when (I think it was called) Hot Metal came out and suddenly all those notepad HTML coder's who'd been raking in 40-60 pounds/hour found themselves frantically thrusting their CV's at anyone who looked like they wanted a website.notepad, the best of the best
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