How did you make your website?

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Originally Posted by DBD

Did he do it for free?

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I hired AaronP to do my website.

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Originally Posted by Wh00h0069

I used SwishMax to design my site. It was fairly easy to learn with a little practice. The program builds a website like a movie with scenes and frames.

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You do have a pretty cool site, Im just sayin.

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Originally Posted by rabernet

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LOL Yea i just realized you said hired, idk y.. I was thinking you said aaronp did it for you... LOL Nvm...

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Originally Posted by DBD

LOL Yea i just realized you said hired, idk y.. I was thinking you said aaronp did it for you... LOL Nvm...

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He DID do it for me, after I hired him to do it for me. :)

And I hired Laooda to design my logo for me.

Between the two of them, they brought my vision for my site to life.

Coffee cup has a visual site builder, no code required it still takes a bit of messing around with though

I've been hearing lots of good things about dreamweaver cs4... Im gonna get it... Where can i buy it and how much does it cost..?

If you have time I say try to teach yourself.

http://good-tutorials.com
http://www.w3schools.com/

These 2 sites were my #1 resources when I started out 7 years ago, and every now and then I still have to check W3 Schools.com.

Dreamweaver CS4 runs about $599, you can get it off http://adobe.com

I recommend you hand code though, in the long run Dreamweaver can be a crutch.

Inevitably, when we start talking about software costs - there's always a mention of illegally obtaining it. Please don't mention it on this forum. You will get infracted :)

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Originally Posted by Nate

Inevitably, when we start talking about software costs - there's always a mention of illegally obtaining it. Please don't mention it on this forum. You will get infracted :)

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Yea, i always buy all my softwares, so i wouldnt be mentioning anything about illegally obtaining it... Lol i dnt even know what an html is, i dont think i could get dreamweaver free if i tried haha

I tried using dreamweaver cs3 and I couldn't figure out how to use it.. not intuitive at all, I just didn't like it.

If you really want to make a website for yourself, it is my opinion that you NEED to learn what HTML and CSS are, and to learn how to code HTML and CSS. An understanding of them is as essential to web development as fingers are essential to typing.. you can technically do without, but why would you choose to?