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Impius
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Hi guys
Have been dabbling a bit with photography recently and have been told by a few people to set up a website and maybe an online shop.
I'm a bit dense when it comes to web design and stuff so does anyone have any recommendations about a program that will make it easy for me?
Cheers
Have been dabbling a bit with photography recently and have been told by a few people to set up a website and maybe an online shop.
I'm a bit dense when it comes to web design and stuff so does anyone have any recommendations about a program that will make it easy for me?
Cheers
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If you want the most professional, and be prepared for a learning curve (steep if you don't know your CSS from your HTML) then there isn't much to hold a candle to Adobe Dreamweaver.0
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*seconds dreamweaver*
and an adobe book about dreamweaver is a must!
then onto the adobe book about dreamweaver and dynamic websites0 -
NVU or Komposer is free
http://www.nvu.com/0 -
If it's for photography, just sign up to one like this:
www.photobiz.com0 -
Sothink HTML editor is free - if you only open one application at a time. Ten pounds buys you the full version. That gives you handy aps like clocks and scrolling text.
www.sothink.com0 -
Go online to freeserif to download Serif Web Plus 10 -an application with ready-made pages and instructions on putting your own site together using templates provided, afterwards you can tweak it if you want -don't actaully need to know anything about codes and languagesmay you live in interesting times0
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start with notepad and work up, or get a pro for online shop- time is money0
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i also use dreamweaver. really is the best. but it aint really suitable for beginners.
there are free progs around that will get you going.
for anything more than pretty basic stuff, you will need a steep learning curve.
(as been said).Get some gorm.0
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