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Best sites for novices to build own website?

Asked by firsteve1 (32points) February 6th, 2010

I’ve begun using Site Build It. I’d like to know if there are other more streamlined online programs that take a novice step by step through building the type of website one can monetize. Thanks.

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DrC's avatar

the Website Builder on Network Solutions is very straight forward.

jctennis123's avatar

I built my website speedysell.org through tiptopwebsites.com ($5 per month)

My friend (equally inexperienced) built this site http://justiceiscoming.org/ through http://www.webstarts.com/

DeanV's avatar

Just go to w3 schools and learn some HTML. It’s a bit more time consuming, but HTML is a great skill to have nowadays.

VohuManah's avatar

I’m being forced into using Weebly for National History Day (convientently informed to my teacher of this change one week from the contest) and it might work for you. It’s been rather slow for me, but it is extremely easy. You have to go into the advanced editing and alter some of the CSS code to change the font and other things most other editors do with click of a button, but a basic website can be made with this without much work. Unfortunately, my website is not basic.

jaytkay's avatar

This looks really promising. OpenEntry.com built a catalog-builder using Google Sites and Google Docs.

http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2010/02/free-e-commerce-catalogs-managed-with.html
http://www.openentry.com/

Trillian's avatar

We used www.web.com for a class I had, but we all had to use DreamWeaver software. I don’t know if you could use the site without that….
There was however, the option to select “build your own” which was free, and yo just had to do your own formatting. That part was pretty easy even for my stupid ass.

firsteve1's avatar

Thanks for all your responses.

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