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Website Makers for Basic Pages

Website Makers for Basic Pages

Websites for family photos, personal projects or other non-commercial
interests don't have to be built from scratch. There are plenty of easy
website makers available to help you design the perfect site.

The following are the most popular services you can use to put together
basic pages:

Weebly

Weebly provides the ability to create two basic websites on its free hosting
site at no charge. Additional features or more sites will cost you, however.
The service provides a variety of templates and easy editing of fonts,
photos and other page elements. Unlike many free website makers, Weebly
allows you to use AdSense on your page, but requires 50 percent of any
advertising money you receive.

Yola

This free site builder and host is actually targeted at small businesses.
While it won't create a complex site or provide a full-fledged web store, it
is a good option for business owners who want to create a simple presence
online. Yola works for non-commercial sites too. Just remember, you can make
only one site for free and you will need to stick to Yola's relatively
limited set of templates.

Wix

This slightly more complex website maker requires a little bit of technical
expertise. Also, it only offers long URLs, which makes it a little more
difficult for users to remember your site address. On the plus side, Wix
gives you a wide range of extra options, though you may find many of these
must be purchased. It's not for inexperienced users. Wix offers the best
range of features for more skilled designers who want free hosting and a
no-charge site builder.

Google Sites

Google Sites uses fairly rigid templates, but it allows wikis and other
interactive sites. It's part of the Google Apps suite of productivity
programs and permits shopping carts via the Google i-store gadget. It allows
custom domains, but at a cost. Google sites also provides limited HTML
customization of pages for users who know how to modify their own websites.

DoodleKit

This website maker asks for a minimum amount of information, then creates a
placeholder website that you can easily modify. It doesn't offer much drag
and drop functionality, but it makes up for it with the ability to add your
own HTML code if you choose. You can also create a storefront via Google
Checkout or PayPal, but other shopping carts can be difficult.

These popular website makers are an excellent choice if you want your own
site but don't want to spend too much time or money to get it. While these
website makers won't create high-end, complicated pages, they will get you
onto the Web.

my motto is "Keep it simple" and "don't leave anything for tomorrow that can
be done today."

If you have any questions or comments please contact me.

Regards Gerald

Website: http://www.webcraft.ws
E-mail: gerald@webcraft.ws
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