website building software

[BigBadBen]

is there any good free website building software available?

[Ivan]

What kind of web site?

[BigBadBen]

the kind that goes on the internet, duh!

:D

[AnniePokely]

You going to put us out of business? :biggrin:

[BigBadBen]

Heck no!

I barely have the time to help out here now, I sure as heck cant deal with another board...

[AnniePokely]

I was just pullin yer leg


:biggrin:

[Ivan]

what I mean is, is it going to be a blog, a web site where you're going to sell stuff...?

[BigBadBen]

It is for a production company.

We want to list current projects, casting calls, etc.

Also a blog area for when we are in a current production we can post updates & photos.

I have the domain name registered for 2 years, but I signed up to use the Website tonight for 12 months. It lets me throw together simple stuff. Still learning it too. But, I want to figure out how to design a real nice page so in a year, I can stop using website tonight.

I dont really want to have to deal with learning html, Im not a code monkey for a reason. Im hoping for something that is kind of drag & drop. If that's possible.

[BigBadBen]

I was just pullin yer leg


:biggrin:


Me too!
You're going down! ha ha

:D

[AnniePokely]

Me too!
You're going down! ha ha

:D


So YOU'RE the one who registered "ostatesportssucks.com"

:thwak:



:sparta:

[BigBadBen]

I didnt see that......

[Ivan]

Well I know godaddy.com has good web page tools, but it's not free.

I have not used it, but google has a solution, check that out, and let me know if that's not what you're looking for.

https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?continue=http%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.co m%2F&followup=http%3A%2F%2Fsites.google.com%2F&service=jotspot&passive=true

[osutuba]

strangebanana.com is good source as well. just refresh the page until you find a look you like, then right click and select the option to save the page.